Exam 17: Education

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From a functionalist perspective, what is the teaching of knowledge and skills which reinforces positive consequences in students?

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What do less rigorous teaching, dummied down textbooks and less reading have in common with watching television, and playing video and computer games?

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Provide reasons why home-schooled children score as highly as they do on a standardized test?

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intensive one-on-one education by the student's parent(s) and a curriculum designed around the student's interests

According to a study of 15,000 students in public and Catholic schools, the superior test performance of students in Catholic schools in comparison to public schools was due to ________.

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In Japan, a philosophy based on cooperation and group effort ensures virtually every student qualifies for admission to college.

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Although cooperation is a core value in Japan, Japanese students are admitted to college only on the basis of intense competition. This is an example of a ________.

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Why is the United States becoming more and more of a credential society?

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Social integration promotes a student's dedication to a national identity.

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Once it began as a formal institution in the early city-states, education continually progressed throughout history to its present level.

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What two reasons were offered by the research of Coleman and Hoffer why Catholic school students did better scholastically than public school students?

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Based on the research of sociologist George Farkas, which two groups of students were most successful in signaling their teachers they were good students?

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How does the author propose we inspire teachers to be more accountable in motivating their students to achieve higher standards?

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Prior to a formal system of education that included schools, teachers, and diplomas how was the manifest function of education accomplished?

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Why did two-year colleges change their name from junior college to community college?

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Renee has difficulty in reading and writing. However, despite her problem with reading and writing, she has been passed into the next grade every year. This is an example of ________.

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When employers use diplomas and degrees to determine who is eligible for jobs, even through the diploma or degree may be irrelevant to the actual work, it becomes a ________ society.

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What is the correspondence principle?

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Compare the similarities and differences between education in the most industrialized, industrializing, and least industrialized nations.

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All U.S. states have mandatory education laws requiring children to attend school.

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What was the requirement for fulfilling mandatory education laws in 1918?

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