Class deprivation
 Income
 Occupation
External factors
Bernstein –speech codes – restrictedandelaborated
codes
Impact educationandunderstanding.
Restricted – small stuntedsentences,context
dependent
Elaborated – extensive vocabulary,complex ideas,
contextfree
Parental education
W/C parentsare lesslikelytohave aneducationand
therefore,will noteducate theirchildrenorengage at
home.Bad experienceswiththe systemmayinstallan
anti-school mind-setintotheirchildren.
Sugarman– attitudes
4 attitudes:fatalism,immediate gratification,present
time orientation,collectivism
Compensatory education –strategiestohelpbring
educational standardsandachievement,these may
not reside withinschoolse.g. SesameStreet,
Surestart,Headstart,EAZs
Evaluation
 Cultural deprivationis victimblaming
 Assumesthatal W/C parentsdon’thave
aspirationsfortheirchildren,whenmanydo.
 You can’tbe cultureless – justa differentculture.
 Projectssuchas Surestartand Headstartworked
suggestingalinkbetweenW/Chabitusand
achievement.
 Studieshave foundthatall earlyadvantages
gainedfromHeadstartinthe US were reversed
once theystartedschool suggestinganexternal
factor suchas labellingisat play.
 Notall W/Chave little orno educationtoassist
theirchildren,nordoall W/C have a restricted
code – too deterministic.
Material Deprivation
 Home security,overcrowding,noise
 Diet
 Lesseducational toys
 Fear of debtwithinthe W/Cso manyavoid
university
Bourdieu – Culturalcapital
Culturalcapital – gainedfromexperiencesandvalues
that schoolsvalue e.g.museumvisits,holidays
Economiccapital – moneythatcan be usedfor
educational gaine.g.movingtoacatchmentarea
Educationalcapital– combiningcultural and
economiccapital andknowledge of the education
systemtobetteryourchildren.
Internal factors
Becker– Labelling
Labellingbasedonclassstereotypesof class
background – ideal studentismiddle classandwhite
Studiesforlabelling –Wristprimaryschool studyof
tigersandclownswhere the clownswere placed
furtherawayfrom the teacher,receivedlessattention
and lesschallengingmaterials.TheywereW/C
children.Tigerswere teacher’sfavouriteswhowere
challengedandgivensupport,these wereM/C
Rosenthal andJacobsen – spurters studyinwhicha
fake IQ testwasgivento studentsandthose randomly
selectedasspurterswere givenextrasupportfrom
the teacherand inturn succeededbetterineducation
incomparisonto those whoweren’tspurters.
Douglas– streaming study,M/C intops sets,if by8
the studentisplacedina low set,theirIQ declinesby
11.
Wood – Responsesto labelling
 Ingratiation –teacher’spet
 Ritualism – goingthroughthe motions
 Retreatism– daydreamingandmessingabout
 Rejection – anti-school subculture
Gillborne andYoudell –A-Ceconomy
Those whoare borderline C/Dare givenmore support
to try and improve theirgrades.
Those whoare A are lefttotheirownmethods – this
may inturn worsengrades.
Gets labelled
by a teacher
Given no
chance to
change the
label
Internailises
the label
Becomes
exactlywhat
the teacher
predicted
SFP
Pupils
Hopless cases
BoarderlineC/D
Those who will
pass anyway
Triage
Those whoare belowaD are givenupon by
education.
Pupil subcultures
Pupilswhoshare the same valuesandbehavioural
patterns.
 Pro-school –positive labelling,committed,
highersets.
 Anti-school –negative labelling,lowsets,
statusdeprivation,badbehaviour.
Symboliccapital/symbolicviolence
Schoolsvalue M/Chabitusand devalue W/Chabitus,
denyingthemstatus.Therefore,the M/Chave
symboliccapital whilstthe W/Csufferviolence.
Nike identities
W/C alternative wayof seekingself-worthandstatus
withbrandedclothesthatrejectthe school’suniform
rulesandthat combats theirpoorstatus.
W/C identityandsuccess –Ingram
Two groupsof catholicboys,one group passedthe
11+ andwentto grammarschool.The grammar
school had middle classhabitusof highexpectations.
The boys struggledtofitin;theyexperienced tension
between being W/C and trying to conformto M/C
schooling.One boywasridiculedforwearingatrack
suiton own-clothesday. Pupilsare forcedtoabandon
theirworthinorder to succeedandbetraytheirW/C
loyalties. –Symbolicviolence.
Self-exclusion–Evans& Bourdieu
Evans– 21 W/C alevel girlswere reluctanttoapplyfor
highrankinguniversitiesdue tonotfittinginand
loyaltiestothe home –withonly4/21 movingaway.
Bourdieu – ‘not forthe likesof us’,habitustellsthem
that theyhave no opportunities andwouldn’tfitin
whichisfurtheringrainedintheirhabitus.
Evaluation
 Labellingtheoryistoodeterministicclaiming
that all that are labelledinternalisetheirlabel.
Fuller’s girls didnot.
 Failsto explainwhyteacherslabel students.
 Assumesthatstudentsdon’thave the ability
to change theirlabel.
 AssumesthatW/C are strivingtowardsthe
same goalsas the M/C.
 Assumesthatpeople actuallycare about
labelling.
 Ethical issuesassociatedwithsupurtersstudy,
was itharmful to educational achievement
and the children’sfuture.
 Showsthat labellingcanhave detrimental
effectsoneducational achievement.
 Showsthat teacherlabellingoccursearlyonin
life.
 Ball – abolishingstreamingwill improve W/C
achievement.

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Class differences in educational achievements

  • 1. Class deprivation  Income  Occupation External factors Bernstein –speech codes – restrictedandelaborated codes Impact educationandunderstanding. Restricted – small stuntedsentences,context dependent Elaborated – extensive vocabulary,complex ideas, contextfree Parental education W/C parentsare lesslikelytohave aneducationand therefore,will noteducate theirchildrenorengage at home.Bad experienceswiththe systemmayinstallan anti-school mind-setintotheirchildren. Sugarman– attitudes 4 attitudes:fatalism,immediate gratification,present time orientation,collectivism Compensatory education –strategiestohelpbring educational standardsandachievement,these may not reside withinschoolse.g. SesameStreet, Surestart,Headstart,EAZs Evaluation  Cultural deprivationis victimblaming  Assumesthatal W/C parentsdon’thave aspirationsfortheirchildren,whenmanydo.  You can’tbe cultureless – justa differentculture.  Projectssuchas Surestartand Headstartworked suggestingalinkbetweenW/Chabitusand achievement.  Studieshave foundthatall earlyadvantages gainedfromHeadstartinthe US were reversed once theystartedschool suggestinganexternal factor suchas labellingisat play.  Notall W/Chave little orno educationtoassist theirchildren,nordoall W/C have a restricted code – too deterministic. Material Deprivation  Home security,overcrowding,noise  Diet  Lesseducational toys  Fear of debtwithinthe W/Cso manyavoid university Bourdieu – Culturalcapital Culturalcapital – gainedfromexperiencesandvalues that schoolsvalue e.g.museumvisits,holidays Economiccapital – moneythatcan be usedfor educational gaine.g.movingtoacatchmentarea Educationalcapital– combiningcultural and economiccapital andknowledge of the education systemtobetteryourchildren. Internal factors Becker– Labelling Labellingbasedonclassstereotypesof class background – ideal studentismiddle classandwhite Studiesforlabelling –Wristprimaryschool studyof tigersandclownswhere the clownswere placed furtherawayfrom the teacher,receivedlessattention and lesschallengingmaterials.TheywereW/C children.Tigerswere teacher’sfavouriteswhowere challengedandgivensupport,these wereM/C Rosenthal andJacobsen – spurters studyinwhicha fake IQ testwasgivento studentsandthose randomly selectedasspurterswere givenextrasupportfrom the teacherand inturn succeededbetterineducation incomparisonto those whoweren’tspurters. Douglas– streaming study,M/C intops sets,if by8 the studentisplacedina low set,theirIQ declinesby 11. Wood – Responsesto labelling  Ingratiation –teacher’spet  Ritualism – goingthroughthe motions  Retreatism– daydreamingandmessingabout  Rejection – anti-school subculture Gillborne andYoudell –A-Ceconomy Those whoare borderline C/Dare givenmore support to try and improve theirgrades. Those whoare A are lefttotheirownmethods – this may inturn worsengrades. Gets labelled by a teacher Given no chance to change the label Internailises the label Becomes exactlywhat the teacher predicted SFP
  • 2. Pupils Hopless cases BoarderlineC/D Those who will pass anyway Triage Those whoare belowaD are givenupon by education. Pupil subcultures Pupilswhoshare the same valuesandbehavioural patterns.  Pro-school –positive labelling,committed, highersets.  Anti-school –negative labelling,lowsets, statusdeprivation,badbehaviour. Symboliccapital/symbolicviolence Schoolsvalue M/Chabitusand devalue W/Chabitus, denyingthemstatus.Therefore,the M/Chave symboliccapital whilstthe W/Csufferviolence. Nike identities W/C alternative wayof seekingself-worthandstatus withbrandedclothesthatrejectthe school’suniform rulesandthat combats theirpoorstatus. W/C identityandsuccess –Ingram Two groupsof catholicboys,one group passedthe 11+ andwentto grammarschool.The grammar school had middle classhabitusof highexpectations. The boys struggledtofitin;theyexperienced tension between being W/C and trying to conformto M/C schooling.One boywasridiculedforwearingatrack suiton own-clothesday. Pupilsare forcedtoabandon theirworthinorder to succeedandbetraytheirW/C loyalties. –Symbolicviolence. Self-exclusion–Evans& Bourdieu Evans– 21 W/C alevel girlswere reluctanttoapplyfor highrankinguniversitiesdue tonotfittinginand loyaltiestothe home –withonly4/21 movingaway. Bourdieu – ‘not forthe likesof us’,habitustellsthem that theyhave no opportunities andwouldn’tfitin whichisfurtheringrainedintheirhabitus. Evaluation  Labellingtheoryistoodeterministicclaiming that all that are labelledinternalisetheirlabel. Fuller’s girls didnot.  Failsto explainwhyteacherslabel students.  Assumesthatstudentsdon’thave the ability to change theirlabel.  AssumesthatW/C are strivingtowardsthe same goalsas the M/C.  Assumesthatpeople actuallycare about labelling.  Ethical issuesassociatedwithsupurtersstudy, was itharmful to educational achievement and the children’sfuture.  Showsthat labellingcanhave detrimental effectsoneducational achievement.  Showsthat teacherlabellingoccursearlyonin life.  Ball – abolishingstreamingwill improve W/C achievement.