Marxism: education 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? SociologyEducationA2/A-levelOCR Created by: sarah_mochaCreated on: 26-03-16 23:07 What is correspondence theory? The education system mirrors the workplace 1 of 9 What is rewarded at school? Passive and dependent thinking 2 of 9 What is the most important factor in determining educational success? Parental background/class background 3 of 9 What is cultural capital? The values, knowledge and skills of the ruling class 4 of 9 Who developed the theory of cultural capital? Bordieu 5 of 9 What is habitus? The cultural environment that each class inhabits 6 of 9 What does the hidden curriculum teach? A set of values and habits that are not explicitly taught in lessons 7 of 9 Boudon argues... that there is much greater pressure on middle-class kids to succeed 8 of 9 Marxism is said to have a narrow focus as it doesn't look at... gender and ethnic inequalities 9 of 9
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