Ethnicity and internal factors
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- Ethnicity and Internal factors
- Labelling - Internal
- Gillborn and Youdell - Teachers had racialised expectations about black pupils and expected to have discipline them more. Black pupils were more likely to be punished for the same behaviour as white students as well as being underestimated
- Osler - Black students suffered more from unrecorded exclusions
- Wright - Asian primary students were stereotyped, assumed they didn't know much English so were spoken to more simplistically. Mispronounced names and treated as problems that the teacher could ignore
- Pupil identities Internal - Archer believed teachers constructed 3 pupil identities depending on their ethnicity
- Ideal - White middle class 'normal' sexuality and good grades achieved in an accepted way
- Pathologized - Asians 'deserving poor', asexual and the plodding conformist
- Demonised - Black/White WC, hyper-sexualised, unintelligent and culturally deprived
- Pupil responses and subcultures
- Fuller/Mac an Ghaill
- Fullers study of black girls succeeding education, despite a racist teacher
- Mac an Ghaill found similar results after studying black and Asian A-Level pupils
- Mirza - Not all pupils develop coping strategies for teacher labelling
- Colour blind racism - all students are equal but racism is challenged
- Liberal Chauvinists - Black pupils are culturally deprived
- Overt racists - Black pupils are inferior therefore actively discriminate
- Sewell - 4 main responses to teacher racism
- Conformity - Black pupils accept the values of the school
- Rebellion - Reject values of the school and create a subculture
- Retreatism - Retreat from school
- Innovation - Pro education but anti school
- Fuller/Mac an Ghaill
- Ethnocentric curriculum - National curriculum suits white MC pupils best - languages are mainly European and history focuses on Britain
- Access to oppurtunities - Ethnic minorities due to stereotypes and finances do not have as good access to oppurtunities so arfe not as likely to suceed
- Labelling - Internal
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