Education - Ethnicity Flashcards

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What was Charles Murray’s theory?

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Asserted that black people have a lower IQ and this is linked to low educational achievement

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What was Palmer’s theory?

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Material deprivation effects achievement because some ethnic minorities are more likely to be unemployed

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What was The Swan Report?

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Estimated that social class accounts for at least 50% of the difference in achievement between ethnic groups

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What was Ballard’s theory?

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Asian parents have high aspirations for their children educationally and were a ‘positive resource’

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What was Pryce’s theory?

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African-Caribbean family life as ‘turbulent’. There is a higher % of single-parent families amongst African-Caribbean families (least amongst Asian families)

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What was Spencer Holland’s theory?

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Lack of black male role models in the family, media and education

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What was Noon’s theory?

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Applications from ‘Evans’ received more positive replies from companies than ‘Patel’

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What was Bernstein’s theory?

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In African - Caribbean families ‘creole’ or ‘patois’ may be spoken which would be seen as a form of ‘restricted’ code

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What was Gillborn and Youdell’s theory?

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Teachers’ assessments of pupils’ ability are often based on ‘racialised expectations’ with them making false assumptions about students potential

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What was Cecil Wright’s theory?

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Teachers assumed that Asian pupils had a poor grasp of English and left them out of class discussions. Teachers used simplistic language when talking to them, especially Chinese girls who were ignored or marginalised

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What was Sewell’s theory?

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How students adopt strategies to cope withh racism.
Rebel
Conformist
Retreatist
Innovators

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What was Gillborn’s theory?

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Marketisation has given schools greater scope for negative stereotyping. Selection procedures can lead to ethnic segregation with ethnic minority pupils failing to get into better schools.

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What was Archer’s theory?

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Pupil Identities. Ethnic minority identities are lacking identity of favoured pupil ideal.
Ideal pupil
pathologised pupil
demonised pupil

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What was David’s theory?

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National curriculum is specifically British and rigged to favour the superiority of white British culture

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What was Hatcher’s theory?

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Governors payed little to no attention to racial issues. Lack of ethnic minority role models serve to undermine pupils’ self-esteem

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What was Roithmayr’s theory?

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Supports ‘Critical Race theory’ this theorist believes racism is an ingrained feature of society and this includes institutional racism, introducing the concept of ‘locked in inequality’