Education names and stats 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyEducationASAQA Created by: cmegsCreated on: 11-05-19 09:08 Who argues that working class subcultures have 4 main features and what are these? Sugarman (1970) Fatalism, collectivism, immediate gratification, present-time orientation 1 of 28 Who did Ingram study? Two groups of Catholic boys, one group passed the 11+ exam and the others didn't 2 of 28 Who argues that cultural deprivation is a myth? Keddie- disagrees as it can be seen as a victim blaming situation that sees the home background as the only factor affecting achievement 3 of 28 Who states that working class parents put less focus on their child's education? Douglas 4 of 28 Who suggested that parent's education is the most important factor in educational achievement? Feinstein 5 of 28 What did Hubbs-Tait et al find? When parents use language to challenge their children into evaluating their own understanding cognitive performance improves 6 of 28 Who claims that schools have a problem with working class language and why? Troyna and Williams because teachers have a speech hierarchy that devalues working class language 7 of 28 Who claims that language used in lower class homes is deficient? Berieter and Englemann- they describe lower class fmilies as communicating in gestures, single words and disjointed phrases 8 of 28 What did the nationwide study find about differences between children of different home backrounds? By the age of 3, children from disadvantaged back grounds were already up to a year behind those from a priveleged one 9 of 28 Who argues that children from poorer homes have lower intakes of energy? Howard 10 of 28 What did the National Union of Students survey in 2010 find about who gets financial aid in education? Middle class and upper class 81% got help compared to 43% from working class backgrounds 11 of 28 Who found that working class students are more debt adverse? Callender and Jackson and they saw this as very important in making decisions about university 12 of 28 Who argues that material inequalities have the greatest effect on achievement? Mortimore and Whitty 13 of 28 What study did Hempel and Jorgensen conduct? A comaprison between 2 english primary schools one was WC and one was MC and it focused on how teachers defined the ideal pupil 14 of 28 What did Rist's study of teacher labelling find? Teachers used information about students home backrounds to make seating plans and treated them differently 15 of 28 Who conducted the key study for the self fulling prophecy? Rosenthal and Jackson 16 of 28 Who carried out an importnat interactionist stufy on labelling? Becker- foudn that teachers judged pupils based on how closely they fit the 'ideal pupil' 17 of 28 When was the Education Reform Act? What did it lead to? 1988, it led to a trend towards more streaming and different types of schools 18 of 28 Who theorised the idea of educational triage, what are the three categories? Gillborn and Youdell- those who would pass anyway, those who could pass with help and those who were 'lost causes' 19 of 28 Why do working class parents attend fewer parent evenings? not because of lack of interest but because they are more likely to work long irregular hours or shift work 20 of 28 Who argues that stereotypical ideas of ability are used to stream students? Gillborn and Youdell 21 of 28 Give an example of how an external factor in class differences can link to an internal one? Poverty can lead to stigmatisation 22 of 28 What did Evans find about girls applying to uni? Working class girls were less likely to apply to elite universities as they felt a sense of hidden barriers 23 of 28 What percentage of British children are in private education? 7% 24 of 28 When did tuition fees increase? 2012 25 of 28 Who abolished the Education Maintenance Allowance? Coalition government in 2011 26 of 28 How many children on free school meals achieve 5 or more GCSEs? 1/3 27 of 28 Nearly 90% of 'failing schools' are in? Deprived areas 28 of 28
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