Ethnicity and Achievement
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- Ethnicity and Achievement
- Cultural Deprivation
- Murray
- High lone parenthood rates and lack of male role models causes underachievement
- Lupton
- Adult authority in Asian families is similar to that in education, allowing them to achieve higher
- Sewell
- Lack of fatherly nurturing causes underachievement
- Pryce
- Family structure is a contributing factor to ethnic underachievement
- Murray
- Pupil Responses and Subcultures
- Mac An Ghaill
- Negative labelling did not necessarily cause failure
- Fuller
- Study of Black girls. Continued to achieve highly despite negative labels put on them
- Sewell
- Four groups of black male students: rebels, retreatists, conformists and innovators
- Few students were actually rebels, but teachers put all black male students into this category
- Four groups of black male students: rebels, retreatists, conformists and innovators
- Mirza
- Three types of racist teacher: colour-blind, liberal chauvinist, overt racist
- Mac An Ghaill
- Racist Labelling
- Bourne
- Schools see black boys as a threat to education and label them negatively
- 3x more likely to be excluded than white boys, which causes underachievement
- Gillborn and Youdell
- Teachers more likely to expect poor behaviour from black students and disciplined them quicker than white counterparts
- Black students categorised as “no hopers” in educational triage
- Bourne
- Material Deprivation
- Flaherty
- Lack of money is a main cause of ethnic underachievement
- Half of all minority ethnic children live in poverty
- Lack of money is a main cause of ethnic underachievement
- Palmer
- Half of all minority ethnic children live in poverty
- Flaherty
- Institutional Racism
- Troyna and Williams
- The curriculum is ethnocentric and that is why ethnic pupils underachieve.
- Ball
- Little Englandism
- Curriculum focuses on Empire “triumphs”, ignores black culture
- Little Englandism
- Troyna and Williams
- Cultural Deprivation
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