AS sociology

socialisation

culture

cultural transmission

primary and secondary agencies of socialisition

social construction

norms and values

1944 Education Act

1976 Education Act

1988 Education Act

more 1988 Education act

Education changes

Functionalism

Marxism

Feminist theory

ideology

evaluating the 1988 era

The New Right: does marketization work?

What is wrong with marketization?

Who should decide how a school is run?

how should schools accept their students?

how do the New Right principles affect the way that schools are run?

do the new right believe that education has other functions apart from teaching young people to be competitive?

why do the new right believe in competition?

What do the New right believe should be done about social inequality?

What are free market principles?

can schools make up for the inequality in the society.

23%

3 years

56.4%

74.4%

13%

54%

15%

Sciences subjects are the only

53% chance

80%

boys 51.6%
girls 61.7%

girls chose options like:
boy chose options like:

70%

social action

black feminists

Radical feminism

Female supremacists and separatists

marxist feminism

liberal feminists

functionalist definitions of the family

New Right Political Ideology

Parsons view on the family

class structure

The marxist views of the family

Marxism definitions

internal factors within school that affect attainment

external factors affecting attainment

cultural capital

Speech codes

interactionism

Gender and subject choice

Gender and subject choice

Internal factors affecting the underachievement of boys

The teachers are female

English is perceived as female

Out of school factors affecting male underachievement