Class-internal Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
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Define the concept ‘labelling’:

A

Attach a meaning or definition to someone.

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Summarise Becker’s study of Chicago High School Children.

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teachers judge students on how close to an idea pupil they are.
W/C furthest away
M/C closest

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According to Hempel-Jorgenson, how did the class background of a school impact teachers’ ‘ideal type of students’?

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w/c : ideal was being well behaved
m/c : ideal was based on talent

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Summarise another interactionist study and what it found in terms of labelling.

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Rist- using home background to judge pupils.
Tigers: m/c, most help, closest to board.
cardinals+clowns: w/c, furthest away, easier reading

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5
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What is the self-fulfilling prophecy?

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A prediction that causes itself to be true simply by virtue of being made.

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How did Rosenthal and Jacobson test the self-fulfilling prophecy?

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They conducted fake IQ test to identify students who were labeled as ‘spurters’ but it was based on a random selection.

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What are setting and streaming?

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Putting students into different groups based on ability. Streaming remains same for all subjects

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How does Becker say class impacts teachers’ decisions to set/stream?

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see working-class students as not ideal so they are placed in lower sets

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What is the A-C economy and how does it relate to educational triage?

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Schools under pressure to perform focus on students most likely to achieve grade C or higher.

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According to Lacey, what are differentiation and polarisation?

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Differentiation is the process of teachers categorising pupils based on perceived ability, while polarisation refers to how students respond to this categorisation by moving towards one of two opposite poles

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What are pro and anti-school subcultures?

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Anti-school subcultures rebel against the values and norms of the school.

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What did Ball say happened when banding/streaming was removed?

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pupil polarisation decreased but teachers still categorised

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13
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What is habitus?

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Habitus is a way of thinking and behaving that is shaped by one’s social background.

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What is a Nike identity?

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A Nike identity is a way of creating self-worth through investment in style and brand.

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