material deprivation
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- Material deprivation
- Housing
- overcrowding can effect less room for educational activities, no space to study
- children in crowded homes run a greater risk of accidents.
- families in temporary houses suffer more psychological distress, infection and accidents.
- Diet and health
- Marlyin Howard (2001)
- young people form poorer homes have lower intakes of energy, vitamins and minerals.
- families in temporary houses suffer more psychological distress, infection and accidents.
- young people form poorer homes have lower intakes of energy, vitamins and minerals.
- children form poorer house homes are more likely to have emotional or behavioural problems.
- Wilkinson (1996)
- among ten year old, the lower the social class, the higher the rate of hyperactivity, anxiety and conduct disorders
- Marlyin Howard (2001)
- financial support and the cost of education
- David Bull (1980)- the cost of free schooling)
- lack of financial support means that children from poorer family have to do without equipment and miss out on experiences.
- Emily Tanner et al (2003)
- the cost of items such as transport, uniforms, books, calculators, and sports, music ar5re heavy burden on poor families.
- as a result poor children may have to use cheaper but unfashionable equipment.
- the cost of items such as transport, uniforms, books, calculators, and sports, music ar5re heavy burden on poor families.
- Flasherty
- fear of stigmatisation may also help to explain why 20% of those eligiable for free school meals do not take up with their entitlement.
- 13% at Sunderland, a university with a large working-class intake but only 1.4% at Oxford.
- The National Audit(2002)- working class students spent twice as much as time in paid work to reduce their debts as middle class students.
- David Bull (1980)- the cost of free schooling)
- Housing
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