Topic 3- Ethnic Differences in Achievement- External Sociologists 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyEducationASAQA Created by: jocastleCreated on: 12-05-16 21:25 Believes low-income black American families' restricted code is a barrier to success Bereiter Engelmann 1 of 14 Blames majority of black families being matrifocal and lacking a male role model for underachievement Murray 2 of 14 Blames low achievement of ethnic minorities on lack of assimilation into British culture Scruton 3 of 14 Contrasts black and Asian pupils; Asian pupils achieve better due to their culture being more resistant to racism Pryce 4 of 14 Defines 'culture of resistance' Hall 5 of 14 Believes underachievement in black pupils, especially boys, is down to absence of fatherly love and 'perverse loyalty' from street gangs Sewell 6 of 14 Identified adult authority in traditional Asian families as being similar to that of education Lupton 7 of 14 Found that ethnic minority pupils are more likely to aspire for university than white British pupils McCulloch 8 of 14 States white working-class young people learn intimidation tactics from surroundings, which they play out at school Evans 9 of 14 Disagrees that ethnic minority pupils are culturally deprived- argues instead curriculum is ethnocentric and doesn't cater to their cultural knowledge Keddie 10 of 14 Blames racism for low achievement, not on any fault in black pupils' personalities Lawrence 11 of 14 Disagrees with New Right; believes there are positives to matrifocal families Driver 12 of 14 Argued racism leads to social exclusion which then worsens poverty, leading to material deprivation Rex 13 of 14 Did study; used 3 closely-matched fictional applicants in 1000 job offers, with the majority of interviews being given to 'white' applicants Wood et al 14 of 14
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