Class and external factors
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- Created on: 28-02-22 16:30
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- Class and external factors
- Cultural deprivation
- What is it?
- where a low class person has inferior norms, values, skills and knowledge compared to a middle/high class person.
- Working-class parents usually have a worse education so are less confident dealing with parent evenings and subject choices, but middle-class parents know what resources to buy and trips to take
- Subcultures
- Middle-class subculture: future orientated and deferred gratification
- Working-class subculture: present time orientated and immediate gratification
- What is it?
- Material deprivation
- Cost of education
- School-related costs were £1614 in 2013 per child, so many families can not afford extra resources
- What is it?
- Poor housing means reduced areas suitable for studying, and usually damp areas which effect health Poor diets lead to more illnesses and increased tiredness
- Cost of education
- Types of capital
- Economic – financial resources that can be used to buy educational success
- Social – resources based on social connections and group membership
- Cultural – interests, tastes and manners that can help individuals succeed in a career/education
- Sullivan
- Questionnaire
of 465 pupils in 4 schools were asked reading and tv habits, and if they visited
galleries, museums and theatre, as well as vocab and cultural knowledge
- found cultural capital only accounted for part of underachievement
- Questionnaire
of 465 pupils in 4 schools were asked reading and tv habits, and if they visited
galleries, museums and theatre, as well as vocab and cultural knowledge
- Sullivan
- What is it?
- Bourdieu introduced the notion of capital, defined as sums of particular assets put to productive use.
- converts to material rewards, including good grades, high status, jobs and salaries
- Cultural deprivation
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