Education theories

Question 1

Material deprivation

Answer 1

Feinstein

Question 2

Marilyn Howard

Answer 2

Poor people are more likely to eat ready-made meals that have no nutrition

Question 3

Wilkinson

Answer 3

Children from poorer backgrounds are more likely to face emotional problems

Question 4

Reay

Answer 4

WC are more likely to apply to a local university

Question 5

Sugarman

Answer 5

MC + WC subcultures are directly linked to educational achievement, but these attitudes result in a different nature of manual and non-manual jobs.

Question 6

Bernstein

Answer 6

Elaborated code=MC
Restricted code=WC

Question 7

Douglas + Feinstein

Answer 7

Parental interest is key to your child’s success

Question 8

Sugarman big 3

Answer 8

Fatalism=Cant change destiny

collectivism = Valued being part of a group more than succeeding as an individual

Self-determination: Change your fate through your efforts.

Question 9

Ball

Answer 9

Found that non-academic factors were used to identify bad pupils

Question 10

Rist

Answer 10

Labelling teachers used information about a child’s background and appearance to put them in separate groups.

Question 11

Becker

Answer 11

Ideal + Non ideal pupil

Question 12

Willis

Answer 12

Subcultures

Question 13

Bowles and Gintis

Answer 13

Hidden curriculum

Question 14

durkheim

Answer 14

social solidarity

Question 15

Parsons 1

Answer 15

education is a bridgebetween family and wider society

Question 16

Davis and Moore

Answer 16

Shows the best people for the best jobs and roles in society. Role allocation

Question 17

Marxist Altheusser

Answer 17

Ideological state apparatus

Question 18

Correspondence theory

Answer 18

Bowles and Gintis

Question 19

Self-fulfilling prophecy

Answer 19

Can cause kids to live up to the label and fulfill the prophecy made about them

Question 20

Looking glass self

Answer 20

Interactionist- How pupils interact with teachers

Question 21

Parsons 2

Answer 21

Universalistic and Partistularistic