Topic 1 - Education - Class difference in achievement external factors

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What is it called when families fail to adequately socialise children?
Cultural Deprivation
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What are the main aspects of Cultural Deprivation?
language, parent's education, working class subculture
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Language: the way parents communicate with their children affects their intellectual development. What sociologists try to prove this idea?
Hubbs-Tait, Feinstein, Bernstein
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Which sociologist argues parental challenging language leads to childrens' improvement?
Hubbs-Tait
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Which sociologist argues M/C parents more likely to use intellectual lang.?
Feinstein
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Which sociologist argues restricted and elaborated speech codes affect achievement?
Bernstein
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What does Douglas argue effects achievement?
parents education - W/C parents place less value on it
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Who argues M/C socialise their children in an advantaged way to W/C?
Feinstein
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How does parents education affect child's improvement?
Educated parents more aware of requirements for ed. success
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Sugarman argues W/C have different goals to mainstream society. What are 4 examples of this?
Fatalism, collectivism, immediate gratification, present time orientation
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What is the belief 'nothing can be done to change status'?`
Fatalism
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What values being part of a group more than individual success?
Collectivism
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Define immediate gratification
Seeking the fun of the moment. Pleasure now, sacrifices later
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To see present as more important than the future, with no long term goals, is defined as what?
Present time orientation
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When TV shows provide a small form of education to aid socialisation what is this called?
Compensatory education
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Blackstone and Mortimore argue W/C parents do not go to as many parents evenings, why?
W/C schools have inadequate parent-school contact systems
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Who evaluates C.D external factor theory?
Keddie, Troyna and Williams
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What does Keddie argue about class?
Children cannot be deprived of own class. Deprived, not different
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The problem is not childs' language, but the schools response to it. Who argues this?
Troyna and Williams. Speech hierarchy, M/C, W/C, Black
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