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Sociology Education

OCR Education Sociologists

Sociologists and their ideasIdeas
Willettes Selection at 11 doesn't work
Durkheim () Functionalist, Moral education, Division of Labour
Moral Education Social solidarity, sense of belonging based on shared beliefs/values
Division of Labour Education about preparing children for work
Parsons () Functionalist, A bridge between school and work, education and value consensus
Bridge between school and work Applies universalistic values to children rather than particularistic
Education and Value Consensus 3 key values: Individual achievement, equality of opportunity, Role allocation
Althusser Education as a ideological state apparatus
Ideological state apparatus Accepts your place in the capitalist system
Bowles and Gintis Social reproduction, Myth of meritocracy, Hidden curriculum
Social reproduction Socialises children to accept their role as obedient workers
Willis () Neo-Marxist, Counter school culture
Counter-school culture Lads attached no value to academic success or qualifications
Anthony Halsey () Social Democratic, Middle-class children do better than working class children
Holland et al Link between HE and salary
Alison Wolf We overeducate in the UK
Illich Should get rid of schools
Summerhill Free schools, pupils can choose what lessons they attend
Dale Spender () Feminist, Curriculum is male biased
Newman and Huxley () Feminist, Education should be to develop well-rounded humans
Smith and Nobel Lack of funds is a barrier to learning
Blanden and Gregg Direct relationship between income and educational attainment
Callender and Jackson Debt aversion kept students from going to uni
Feinstein Most significant factor in class differences is parental interest
Bernstein Working class students use restricted code
Labov Restrictive speech is only inferior because the education system treats it that way
Bourdieu () Marxist, Success in education relies on possessing cultural capital
Diane Reay A mother's cultural capital is more important than their effort
Hargreaves et al () Interactionalist, Teachers classify students when they meet
Gillborn and Youdell () Interactionalist, Allocate pupils to sets based on how they've been typed
Dunne and Gazeley () Interactionalist, Teachers made negative predictions for working class students
Rosenthal and Jacobson () Interactionalist, Teacher's bias affect how well a child will do
William and Bartholomew Pupils in higher sets in maths gained advantage
Mac and Ghail Boys from more skilled backgrounds tend to do better and be less oppositional
Helen Connor et al Ethnic minorities are likely to take HE qualifications
Dustmann, Machin and Schonberg Ethnic minorities begin doing worse on English/Maths but they catch up and overtake white children
Kingdon and Casen Nearly half of low achievers were white British males
Platt Ethnic minorities have a smaller gap between FSM students and others
Modood Many parents have more cultural capital than you expect
Archer and Francis Both WC and MC Chinese parents invest time, money and energy into their children
Strand Poor immigrant groups see education as a way out of poverty
Dustmann et al Children who have English as a second language catch up as they progress through school
Sewell Only 18% of black students fit into the rebel subculture
Cameron Some black school boys choose to perform badly to avoid undermining their masculinity
Mirza Black girls were often denied opportunities because of low expectations
Madeline Arnot Growing numbers of female teachers have acted as positive role models
Geoff Hannan Boys relate by doing, girls relate by talking
Burns and Bracy Girls put more effort into homework
Ann Elizabeth Mayer Gender apartheid has been ignored in favour of racial apartheid
Ann Russo The campaign to open up educational opportunities was an excuse to justify American empire building
Gilborn Gov policies demand that ethnic minorities assimilate into British society
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