- working class formed different subculture and were characterised by the following characteristics: fatalism (accept their futures as manual labour workers and did not attempt to change it), immediate gratification (leave education with aim of working for financial reasons) , present time orientation (too focused and distracted by getting involved in what is happening at the time rather than focussing attention towards work and processing) and collectivism (peer group culture leads to students get involved in anti school subcultures rather than being focused on their futures)

Class: Outside Of School Factors, Culture (cultural) Flashcards by Krystal Tulachan

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working class formed different subculture and were characterised by the following characteristics: fatalism (accept their futures as manual labour workers and did not attempt to change it), immediate gratification (leave education with aim of working for financial reasons) , present time orientation (too focused and distracted by getting involved in what is happening at the time rather than focussing attention towards work and processing) and collectivism (peer group culture leads to students get involved in anti school subcultures rather than being focused on their futures)

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Class: Outside Of School Factors, Culture (cultural) Flashcards

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