Official Statistics [In Context] Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
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What’s a cost and time advantage?

A

Data is published by another and available to the public for free

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What’s a time advantage in context?

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The gov collects stats on 30,000+ primary and 4,000 secondary schools

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What’s an access advantage?

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Educational stats are collected at regular intervals

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What’s the impact of stats collected at regular intervals?

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Comparisons can be made over time
Sociologists can see the trends in results

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5
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What’s an access disadvantage?

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The definitions of key concepts may differ from those the sociologists use

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6
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What is the official definition of pupils’ social class vs Marxist sociologists?

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Official = Based on Parental Occupation
Marxist = In terms of Property Ownership

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Why don’t some pupils claim their Free School Meals?

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The stigma and peer group bullying associated with receiving free school meals

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What is the con of using Free School Meals to indicate social class?

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Not all those entitles are working class

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Why are not all Free School Meal kids working class?

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Some lower middle class pupils from large families may qualify for them

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Why are some working class children not entitled to Free School Meals?

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Only those from relatively poor background will qualify

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