CDIA- External factors

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  • External factors of achievement:
    1. Influence of home
    2. Family background
    3. Wider society
  • What percentage of kids attend private schools?
    7%
  • What is cultural deprivation?
    Wc families fail to socialise their children adequately= deprived=underachieve
  • What are the 3 main aspects of cultural deprivation?
    Language, parental attitudes, and working-class subculture.
  • Language Theorist:
    Siegfried Engelmann (1966): language used by WC is deficient due to gestures, single words and distorted phases.
  • What is the importance of Language?
    Communication & Cognitive development
  • Who spoke about speech codes?
    Basil Bernstein (1975)
  • How did Basil Bernstein distinguish speech codes?
    • Restricted code
    • Elaborated code
  • Who found out that working class pupils placed less value on education?
    SWB Douglas (1964)
  • What did SWB Douglas write? (1964)
    The home and the school (Longitudinal study)
  • What did SWB Douglas claim?
    The single biggest factor for a Childs achievement is paternal interest
  • What is parental interest operationalised?
    1. Attendance of parent evening
    2. Teachers report
  • What is a study?
    Piece of reasearch
  • What is Barry Sugarman view (1970)?
    WC subculture has four key feature that are a educational barrier to achievement:
    1. Fatalism
    2. Collectivism
    3. Immediate gratification
    4. Present-time orientation
  • What is a subculture?
    A subculture is a group within a larger culture that share norms and values.
  • what is a social policy?
    government plans or actions to help social issues
  • What is a myth?
    something not true
  • What is compulsory education?
    Social policy from poor socialisation (WC)
  • What is the figure to be remebred?
    3/4 of white working class boys fail
  • What does Barry sugarcane argue (pt2):
    Middle class values stem from secure jobs ( encouraging ambition) whilst WC is the opposite
  • What do cultural deprivation theorists argue?
    Parents pass values onto children through socialisation
  • How is attainment operationalised?
    Pupils gaining 5 or more GSCES grade 4 and above.
  • What is the registered job scale?
    A system that categorises and classifies different occupations based on their skill level and qualifications.
  • What is the poverty line?
    60% or less of average income
  • Who created the new labour?
    Tony Blair
  • In 2001 what happened to new labour?
    • scrapped EMA
    • scrapped pocket money
    • closed short start
    • collusion government
  • What date is Nell keddies study?
    1973
  • What does Nell kiddie say about CD?
    • Myth
    • Victim blaming
    • Culturally different not deprived
  • What year was marilyn Howards study?
    2001
  • What does Marliyn Howard discuss about diet and health with WC?
    WC=low energy=low minerals=poor nutrition=weak immune system=more absences=difficulties in concentration.
  • What year was Emily tanners study?
    2003
  • What did Emily tanner discuss with WC?
    transportation, uniform, books are a burden to WC= low self esteem=lashing out
  • What is material deprivation?
    Lack of access to basic resources and necessities.
  • What is a culture?
    A set of beliefs, values, customs, and behaviors shared by a group of people.
  • What are values?
    general principles and goals
  • What is the norm?
    specific rules that govern behaviours in certain situations
  • What is cultural capital?
    middle class culture
  • Who came up with the term cultural capital?
    Pierre Bourdieu
  • What does Bourdieu argue?
    Educational, economic and cultural capital can be converted into one another
  • Nell Keddie pt2:
    poor housing ie. overcrowding, lack of sleep, study= disrupted in school