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gcse sociology education- essential vocabulary
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formal
curriculum
timetabled
subjects taught in
schools
(eg. maths, english, rs, science etc.)
hidden
curriculum
things learned in school that are not
formally
taught- like punctuality, conformity, obedience, dress codes
labelling
the process of attaching a
label
, characteristic, or definition to individuals or groups
self-fulfilling prophecy
this occurs when a person who has been
labelled
comes to fit the
image
people have of them (eg, prediction comes true)
meritocracy
a system in which individuals achievements are based on their own talents and
efforts
(
functionalists
like this)
material
deprivation
refers to the inability of individuals or households to afford the goods and activities that are typical in society at a given point in time
teacher
expectations
assumptions that teachers make out students' future
academic achievements
based on their knowledge of students' current performance
streaming
dividing students into different groups or bands based on a
general
assessment of their ability (not based on subjects)
league
tables
measure
school
performance data-
statistical
information showing how well pupils in england have done in public examinations
marketisation
an attempt to improve education standards and opportunities by making schools
compete
for students