Social Class- out of school factors
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- Created on: 27-11-20 19:38
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- social class- out of school factors
- material deprivation
- lack of material (housing and income)
- half as likely to get 5 A-C at GCSE when on free school meals
- may have poor absences due to poor health
- inadequate housing
- poor nutrition
- Smith and Noble
- However, schools are funded by the government
- language
- Bernstein
- working class use a restricted speech code
- fail to develop necessary language skills
- middle class use an elaborate code
- labour market
- more opportunities for social classes (as well as women and people from ethnic minorities
- influences their attitude towards their education
- competitive job market
- not everyone can have the best jobs
- more opportunities for social classes (as well as women and people from ethnic minorities
- socialisation and culture of the working class
- Sugarman + Hyman
- highlighted that working class children are culturally deprived
- working class involves having nothing to sell but their labour
- working class have 2 values:
- fatalistic- give up ("what's the point?")
- immediate gratification- working as soon as they leave school
- Sugarman + Hyman
- parental interest
- working class parents are less ambitious for their children
- children are therefore less motivated
- working class do not see the point in education
- working class parents are less likely to go to parents evening
- Douglas
- However, working class parents may be interested but have no time due to their long shift hours
- working class parents are less ambitious for their children
- material deprivation
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