S: Ethnicity/Education/social class. 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyEducationASAQA Created by: kaffyduckCreated on: 30-03-14 20:23 Define Racism? Belief of all members of each race possesses characteristics, abilities and qualities specific to race. 1 of 22 Define the ethnocentric curriculum? Teaches British values and culture as dominant over others. 2 of 22 Whats multi-cultural education? Set of strategies/materials in education to assist teachers to respond to many issues created by rapidly changing demographics of their students. 3 of 22 Whats prejudice? Pre conceived opinion, not based on reason or experience. 4 of 22 Whats discrimination? Unjust treatment of different categories of people e.g. race. 5 of 22 Define cultural deprivation? Absence of certain norms, values, skills and attitudes in society. 6 of 22 Define material deprivation? Lack of money and things money can buy. 7 of 22 Whats labelling? Defining someone on terms of behaviour/looks/class etc. 8 of 22 Whats an anti school subculture? A group who go against norms/values of school.-Disruptive. 9 of 22 What is a stereotype? Image/idea of a particular person. 10 of 22 Whats compensatory education? Extra help/services designed to help children at risk of cognitive impairment. 11 of 22 Whats a self-fulfilling prophecy? A prediction made about someone which affects their behaviour and fulfils the prediction. 12 of 22 What are racialised expectations? A belief that differences among the human races determine cultural or individual achievement. 13 of 22 Whats social capital? The social networks of influence and support that people have. 14 of 22 What are elaborated speech codes? A form of language that involves careful explanations and detail. 15 of 22 What are restricted speech codes? A form of language that takes for granted shared understandings between people. Limited explanations and use of vocabulary. 16 of 22 What are social class subcultures? Distinctive norms/values shared by members of each social class. 17 of 22 Whats the halo effect? When pupils are stereotyped based on earlier impressions and rewarded or favoured in future encounters. 18 of 22 What is the ideal pupil? White, middle class, female. 19 of 22 Define fatalistic? Accepting the situation rather than trying to fix it. 20 of 22 Define immediate gratification? Taking pleasures now rather than making sacrifices for the future. 21 of 22 Whats present time orientated? Living for the moment rather than planning for the future. 22 of 22
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