sociology education book
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- Sociology EDUCATION
- Formal: Things that you learn as part of the taught curriculum. Informal: Things you lean through experierences of being in school.
- What is education for?
- Serving the needs of the economy: Schools prepare you for a job by you learning and recieving the skills that you need for employment
- Secondary Socialisation: Schools teach it to every generation.General Knowledge.School acts like a bridge between the family and the society
- Social Mobility: Meritocracy- social selection use qualifications to pick up best person- learn how to get on with others.
- Social Control:Learn to follow the rules. Schools act as an agent of social control because they teach this
- Social Cohesion: The norms and values taught in school reflect the norms and values of the culture and give people identity
- Important role in british society. It provides a fuction for society fuctionalists perspective
- IS EDUCATION ALWAYS BENIFICIAL?
- The functionlists emphasesis the importance of education as a means of transmitting societys values. But this varies questions see page 4-5
- CASE STUDYS
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- School Diversity
- Faith Schools
- City Technology Schools
- Grammer Schools
- City Academies any school and doesn't follow national curriculum. Select up to 15% of people due to ability in subjects
- Independent Schools
- Trust Schools: schools supported by a charitable trust
- Special schools
- Disadvantages
- Advantages
- State Funded Comprehensive schools: based where you live, you go to this school
- Specialist schools: select up to 10% of their students on the basis of their ability
- Hidden Curriculum
- Routine
- Achievment and Competiton
- Dress Code
- Social Control
- General Role Allocation
- Structurs Of Schools
- The classroom
- Labelling
- Teaching
- Setting and streaming
- Arguments for
- Arguments against
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