Topic 5 Flashcards

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What does Durkheim state the role of education is

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Social solidarity and skills

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Why does Durkheim argue school acts as a society in miniature

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As it teaches pupils how wider society is e.g working with people you don’t know

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What is the role of education in modern industrial economies

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To teach the specific knowledge and skills necessary to play a part in the social division of labour

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What type of specialist skills do schools teach

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Teamwork and cooperation
Time management
Problem solving

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Who argues that the education system is meritocratic

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Parsons

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What does Parsons state school acts as a bridge to

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From the family to wider society

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Define particularistic standards

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Standards only set for one self
Usually used in the family

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9
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Define Universalistic standards

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Standards applied to yourself and everyone else
Used in school and wider society

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10
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Who state the role of education is role allocation

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Davis and Moore

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How do schools do role allocation

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By assessing students abilities and matching a job based on their strongest abilities

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Why does Davis and Moore argue inequality is necessary in society

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As you need the most talented people for the best jobs and the only way to get those talented people to do those jobs is by offering those jobs high rewards

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Why does Chubb and Moe argue that state run education has failed

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Failed the needs of disadvantaged groups and has not created equal opportunities

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What is the voucher system Chubb and Moe offer

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Where each family receive an education voucher they can use to buy education from a school of their choice

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Who criticises Chubb and Moe

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Ball and Gerwitz

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How does Ball and Gerwitz critic Chubb and Moe

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Having competition between schools will just benefit the M/C as they’ll use economic and cultural capital to get the best schools

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Define the Ideological State Apparatus

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Controls thoughts and ideas

18
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Who talks about the ISA and RSA

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Examples of ISA

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Education
Religion
Media

20
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How does education reproduce class inequality according to Althusser

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Fails each generation of W/C pupils

21
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How does education justify class inequality according to Althusser

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Persuades workers that inequality is inevitable and that they’re in their position cause they did bad in school

22
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What does Bowles and Gintis argue the role of education is

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To reproduce an obedient workforce and benefit capitalism

23
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Define Correspondence Principle

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The parallels between school and the workplace

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What does Bowles and Gintis argue the correspondence principle works through

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The Hidden Curriculum

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What is the poor are dumb theory of failure
To make people in poverty believe they're in their situation because they did bad in school
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Who believes meritocracy is a myth
Bowles and Gintis
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How does The Lads study serve capitalism
As even though the boys rejected school they still will end up working for the bourgeoisie