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(socializationprocess) What is Socialization? - Answer Learning culture through socialization allows us to operate in society. A new born is born without understanding. Allows for predictability and limited ciaos and confusion as people know what is expected (socializationprocess) What is REso...
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Add to cart(socializationprocess) What is Socialization? - Answer Learning culture through socialization allows us to operate in society. A new born is born without understanding. Allows for predictability and limited ciaos and confusion as people know what is expected (socializationprocess) What is REso...
Observation - Unstructured Participant - Answer Example: Paul Willis (12 working class males) Strengths: -Valid/gain insight (T) -Preserves Naturalness (P) -Avoids subjects change of behaviour (P) -High 'rapport' (T) Limitations: -Lacks Reliability and Representativeness (T) -L...
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Add to cartObservation - Unstructured Participant - Answer Example: Paul Willis (12 working class males) Strengths: -Valid/gain insight (T) -Preserves Naturalness (P) -Avoids subjects change of behaviour (P) -High 'rapport' (T) Limitations: -Lacks Reliability and Representativeness (T) -L...
Tripartite system 1944 - Answer Children selected and allocated into 3 types of school based on aptitude and abilities determined by the 11+ exam. 1. Grammar schools: academic curriculum, access to non manual jobs and HE. Mostly MC 2. Secondary modern: practical curriculum, access to manual jo...
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Add to cartTripartite system 1944 - Answer Children selected and allocated into 3 types of school based on aptitude and abilities determined by the 11+ exam. 1. Grammar schools: academic curriculum, access to non manual jobs and HE. Mostly MC 2. Secondary modern: practical curriculum, access to manual jo...
Murdock (1949) - Answer Argue that the family is universal in a nuclear family with a heterosexual couple and dependent children. There is a clear division of labour between husband and wife - the husband is the breadwinner who earns for the family and the wife is the housewife who does domesti...
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Add to cartMurdock (1949) - Answer Argue that the family is universal in a nuclear family with a heterosexual couple and dependent children. There is a clear division of labour between husband and wife - the husband is the breadwinner who earns for the family and the wife is the housewife who does domesti...
USING EXPERIMENTS TO STUDY EDUCATION - Answer 1) application in the classroom - use field experiments to study aspects of classroom life - has clear boundaries,e.g. space and time - easier to control situation 2) reliability - not exactly replicable but can be repeated in broadly similar way...
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Add to cartUSING EXPERIMENTS TO STUDY EDUCATION - Answer 1) application in the classroom - use field experiments to study aspects of classroom life - has clear boundaries,e.g. space and time - easier to control situation 2) reliability - not exactly replicable but can be repeated in broadly similar way...
Four functions of Education, according to Functionalism: - Answer Socialisation and social solidarity Bridge between family and society Developing Human Capital Role Allocation Function 1: Socialisation and social solidarity- DURKHEIM - Answer Education system meets demands of society...
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Add to cartFour functions of Education, according to Functionalism: - Answer Socialisation and social solidarity Bridge between family and society Developing Human Capital Role Allocation Function 1: Socialisation and social solidarity- DURKHEIM - Answer Education system meets demands of society...
Norm - Answer A form of behaviour which is thought of as 'normal' within a culture. -e.g: Leaving the house with clothes on. Value - Answer Principle/Belief System -e.g : Life is precious and we should not kill anybody Structuralist theories - Answer Functionalism Marxism F...
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Add to cartNorm - Answer A form of behaviour which is thought of as 'normal' within a culture. -e.g: Leaving the house with clothes on. Value - Answer Principle/Belief System -e.g : Life is precious and we should not kill anybody Structuralist theories - Answer Functionalism Marxism F...
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