Education- Ethnic differences Flashcards

(35 cards)

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what are 3 aspects of cultural deprivation with ethnic differences

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i) intellectual and linguistic skills
ii) attitudes/values
iii) family structure/ parental support

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what did Lapton (2004) find about Asian families

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adult authority and respectful behaviour mirrored that to schools

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what did Evans (2006) argue

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street culture taught children to intimidate others

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who and why criticises the cultural deprivation theory

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Driver (1977) criticises it for ignoring positive effects. Shows black girls have role models of strong independent women and so do better
Lawrence (1982) challenges Pryce’s view, instead arguing they fall behind due to racism

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what does Palmer argue in terms of material deprivation

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  • almost half of all ethnic minority children live in low income households
  • ethnic minority households 3x more likely to be homeless
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reasons ethnic minorities may be at greater risk of material deprivation

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  • many live in economically depressed areas
  • cultural factors prevent women working outside home
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what did Madood (2004) find about effects of low income

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effects much less for white families than ethnic

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what did Rex (1986) show

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discrimination meant minorities more likely to forced into substandard accommodation

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what did wood et al (2010) find

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one in 16 ethnic minority applications offered follow up interviews compared to 1 in 9 white applicants

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what did Gillborn/Voudell find

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teachers were quicker to discipline black pupils which they argue is due to teachers raised expectations

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what did Bourne (1994) find

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schools tend to see boys as a threat

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what did Wright find

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teachers assumed asian pupils didnt have a good grip on english language and they felt isolated when teachers pronounced their names wrong

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what did Archer (2008) find about identities linking to favoured identity

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teacher’s dominant discourse defines ethnic minority pupils’ identities as lacking favoured identity of pupil

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what are the 3 different pupil identities that teachers discourse construct

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ideal pupil identity
pathological pupil identity
demonised pupil identity

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what is the ideal pupil identity

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white, middle class, masculinised identity with normal sexuality

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what is the pathological pupil identity

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Asian, ‘deserving poor’, feminised identity, either asexual or an oppressed sexuality

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what is the demonised pupil identity

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black/white, working class, hyper-sexualised identity

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what did Fullers’ (1984) study ofa group of black girls in year 11 show

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1) pupils may still succeed even when they refuse to conform
2) negative labelling doesn’t necessarily lead to failure

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which study supports Fullers’ (1984) study

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Mairtin Mac an Ghaills’

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what did Mirza (1992) find

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teachers discouraged black girls from being ambitious. Discovered three types of racism

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what are the three types of racism Mirza discovered

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Colour blind teachers
Liberal chauvinists
Overt racists

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what are colour blind teachers

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teachers who believe all students are equal but allow racism to go unchallenged

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what are liberal chauvinists

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teachers who believe black pupils are culturally deprived and so have low expectations

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who are overt racists

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teachers who believe black people are inferior and discriminate

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what did Sewell focus on and what did he identify
focused on absent fathers and influence of peer groups. identified 4 responses
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what were the 4 responses to absent fathers and street culture that Sewell found
rebels conformists retreatists innovators
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who are the rebels
most influential group who rejected the school rules and believed in own superiority
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who are the conformists
group who are keen to succeed and have friends from all ethnic groups
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who are retreatists
tiny minority of isolated individuals disconnected from school and subculutres
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who are innovators
pro education but anti school, conform only as far as school work
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what is the critical race theory
sees racism as ingrained feature of society meaning it involves not just intentional actions of individuals but also institutional racism
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what does Gillborn (2008) argue about the critical race theory
sees racism as so deep rooted it is an inevitable feature of the education system
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what does Gillborn (1997) argue
marketisation gives schools more scope to select pupils allowing negative stereotypes to influence decisions
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what is the ethnocentric curriculum
description of how policy gives priority to culture of a particular culture
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what does Gillborn (2008) argue
'assessment game' is rigged so as to validate dominant cultures superiority