interactionism and education
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- Interactionism in education
- The Ideal pupil
- Howard Becker
- Teachers judge pupils based on how closely they fit their idea of the ideal pupil
- Hempel-Jorgensen
- The Ideal pupil ideas come from daily teacher-pupil / pupil-pupil interactions
- Louise Archer
- Howard Becker
- Themes of the theory
- Role and self-concept
- Labelling and typing
- self fulfilling prophecy
- Teachers judge pupils based on how closely they fit their idea of the ideal pupil
- subculture formation
- setting and streaming
- Gillborn and Youdell
- The A-C economy
- Marketization has led to the publication of exam results and league tables.
- Educational Triage
- students are prioritized based on ability - ones guaranteed success don't need help, ones guaranteed to fail don't get help at all
- The A-C economy
- Stephen Ball
- Beachside school - streaming and banding
- Found that even if streaming is removed, teachers will still band their students based on ability by setting different work
- Beachside school - streaming and banding
- subcultures
- willis - Learning to labour
- Lacey
- Polarisation - reaction to differentiation - students move to extreme opposites (either loving or hating school) - this can form school subcultures
- Woods
- 1 - ingratiation 2 - Ritualism 3 - Retreatism 4 - Rebellion
- Hargreaves
- support Lacey's ideas - Working-class boys in lower sets were regarded as triple faliures
- School and Identity
- Archer
- Working-class youths actively negotiate a position of social disadvantage wich is based on a certain style (Nike identities) -however, this reinforces their disadvantaged social status
- Bourdieu
- Habitus
- The amount and type of cultural capital a person has
- Symbolic capital
- The idea that getting good exam results gives you status in school (middle-class)
- Working-class students are labelled as inferior because of their habitus which leads to symbolic violence
- The idea that getting good exam results gives you status in school (middle-class)
- Habitus
- Archer
- The Ideal pupil
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