Ethnicity and Academic Performance (OCR A-Level Sociology): Flashcards

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3 external factors affecting ethnic educational achievement

Cultural deprivation, material deprivation, racism in society

2 internal factors affecting ethnic educational achievement

Labelling, institutional racism (ethnocentric curriculum)

Cultural deprivation definition

Ethnic minorities lack cultural equipment needed to succeed

Bereiter & Engleman on low-income black families

They use restricted language code, schools use elaborated code

Keddie's view on ethnic minority children

Culturally different, not culturally deprived

Baker-Bell - what needs tackling in schools

School's linguistic supremacy over other forms of language

Palmer - % ethnic minority children in low-income households

Almost half

Waldfogel & Washbrook - % poorest groups with no internet

62%

Rex - effect of racial discrimination on minorities

Leads to social exclusion, worsens poverty, lowers aspirations

Howard Becker on teacher labelling of ethnic minorities

Teachers negatively label them, influencing self-concept

Effect of negative labels on ethnic minority students

Self-fulfilling prophecy, demotivation, underachievement

Margaret Fuller - black girls' response to negative labels

Resisted by working hard to prove school wrong, achieved highly

Tony Sewell - black males' peer group response

Form anti-educational peer group, find role models outside

% of AQA history specification based on Western culture

87.5%

Sewell - why Asian pupils achieve highly

Asian work ethic - families value education

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