Inequalities in Childhood Experience Flashcards
(12 cards)
who looked at the role of parental education in family features
Feinstein, Duckworth and Sabates
challenges faced in researching inequalities in childhood experiences
different measures of home environment, not include measure background
expectations of teachers
independence, playing, basic writing and verbal skills, following instructions, ability to concentrate
expectations of parents
desire and excitement, cope with separation, play and share
Lareau 2011 methodology
met children at school, working class, middle class, interviews, family followed day to day, interview teachers, stayed overnight, cassette recorders, revisited after 10 years
Lareau - similarities between families
episodes of laughter, emotional connection, quiet and comfort
Twi parenting styles
natural growth, trusting authority, play on own
concerted cultivation, orchestrated leisure, questioning authority
how did language use change between more advantaged and less advantaged
more = enjoyed, meanings, sophisticated
less = functional, rarely talk back, less experiences, implications
language of concerted cultivation
large vocabulary, confutable discuss, entitlement
natural growth
respect, working class, independence at younger age
Laureau main ideas around childhood experience
connected cultivation - common among middle class
natural growth - working class, basic needs, freedom
racial differences influence opportunities
intergenerational inequality - reinforce a cycle of inequality
Vincent and Ball main ideas around childhood experience
extracurricular activity - align with norms, engage with authority, excel in competition
individual achievement, self discipline and ambition