Cards (15)

  • What are the main factors affecting ethnicity according to the study material?
    Material deprivation, family life, racism
  • How does racism in wider society affect ethnic minorities?
    It leads to social exclusion and worsening poverty
  • Who noted that discrimination is a persistent feature for minority ethnic citizens in Britain?
    David Manson
  • What did John Rex (1986) argue about racial discrimination?
    It leads to social exclusion and worsening poverty
  • What is a significant issue faced by black families according to Maynard (1965)?
    Struggles to provide due to lone-headedness
  • What did Lupton (2004) find about Asian families and work ethic?
    They have a better work ethic due to parental authority
  • What did Sewell (2009) identify as lacking in some families?
    Lack of tough love and adequate discipline
  • What do many theorists argue about children from low-income families?
    They lack intellectual stimulation and enriching experiences
  • What did Berieter and Engelmann identify as inadequate for educational success?
    Language spoken by low-income black American families
  • What is a major cause of failure in many black children according to the study material?
    Lack of motivation and negative attitudes
  • What does Sugarman suggest about the socialization of black children?
    They are socialized into fatalism and immediate gratification
  • What criticism does Gillborn (2005) make regarding peer pressure?
    It is not peer pressure but institutional racism that causes failures
  • What does Driver (2005) argue about lone-headed families?
    They can provide positive role models
  • What are the external factors affecting achievement in ethnicity?
    • Material deprivation
    • Family life and parental support
    • Racism in wider society
    • Language and cultural deprivation
    • Attitudes and lack of motivation
  • What are the criticisms of cultural deprivation theory?
    • Many parents in divorced families remain involved
    • Institutional racism may block boys' successes
    • Lone-headed families can provide positive role models