class- external factors

Cards (22)

  • Hyman and sugarman
    parental attitudes
    mc- optimistic, deferred gratification, future orientation, individualism

    wc- fatalisti, immediate grat, present-time orientation, collectivism
  • deferred gratification
    going without something in the present in the hope of achieving greater gains in the future
  • immediate gratification
    Seeking pleasure now rather than making sacrifices in order to get rewards in the future
  • future orientation
    long term future success
  • present-time orientation
    Seeing the present as more important than the future
  • Douglas
    parental interest
    mc parents more invested in education
  • feinstein
    parental support
    mc more supportive
  • evans
    mc mothers more knowledgeable about early years development
  • external factors
    cultural deprivation
    material deprivation
    cultural capital
  • cultural deprivation
    many wc are inadequately socialised into society
    e.g lack aspirations, motivation, language skills
  • hubb-tait et al

    language
    parents use language that challenges their children to develop intellectuality
  • Bernstein
    speech codes
    restricted- wc
    elaborated- mc
  • gaine and george
    criticise Bernstein
    exaggerates the difference between mc and wc speech codes
  • Bernstein and young
    parents with higher qualification spend income to promote children success
  • compensatory education

    policy aimed to tackle cultural deprivation
    e.g sure start, education action zones
  • material deprivation
    A lack of resources and money needed for educational success.
    e.g poor housing, diet, no financial funding
  • howard
    young people from poorer homes may have more absences from school due to poor nutrition and health
  • smith and noble
    poverty is a barrier to learning because you are unable to afford text books, tutoring, and the correct uniform.
  • callender and jackson
    wc less likely to go uni due to debt
  • Bordieu
    cultural capital
    refers to the knowledge, attitudes, values, language, tastes of mc
    e.g high culture
  • sullivan
    used questionnaires to assess cultural capital
    found that the children with greatest cultural capital were children of graduates
  • keddie - myth of cultural deprivation

    victim blaming the wc
    not deprived - schools is just bias towards different classes