Exam 6: Socialization in the Schooling Process
Exam 1: Introduction21 Questions
Exam 2: Theories in the Sociology of Education80 Questions
Exam 3: A Historical Overview of Education in Canada85 Questions
Exam 4: The Structure of Education in Canada90 Questions
Exam 5: The Role of Curriculum82 Questions
Exam 6: Socialization in the Schooling Process93 Questions
Exam 7: Structural and Social Inequalities in Schooling86 Questions
Exam 8: School-To-Work Transitions84 Questions
Exam 9: Challenges to Educational Practicerformance Measurement and Metrics79 Questions
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By limiting inclusion based on credentials that tend to mirror class divisions, an academic stream can be seen as what type of group?
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The "embedded behavioural rules" that are not explicitly stated, but assumed, are an example of
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Critics of academic streaming note that there is an observable _____ discrepancy between Streaming levels.
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What subjects have historically been tied to stronger performance by males?
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Rewarding behaviours deemed as "proper" by the those in power is a means of
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What consists of individuals sharing a similar age and social identity?
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Unlike other educational tools, zero tolerance policies are rooted in
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_____ is/are the major force surrounding school climate, rules and dress codes.
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Critics of the rise in female school performance cite the _____ of schooling as the reason for Male underperformance.
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Social competence is achieved by adhering to socially sanctioned
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Bourdieu would explain the differences in parenting and disciplinary styles across schools and parent groups through the concept of
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Critics calling for 'gender repair' and traditional gender roles could be seen as having a(n) _____ View of masculinity.
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Like Bourdieu's concept of _____, the different types of peer groups reflect different social Categories.
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Pomerantz argues that, unlike boys, dress codes rules for girls focus on
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Learning and accepting culturally normative perspectives and "styles" of expression is achieving cultural
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Allowing people in the school environment to more easily identify outsiders, uniforms offer a type of
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Parents homeschooling their children mostly cited specific areas of _____ as the reason for Teaching at home.
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More successful schools climates have _____ rules and codes of conduct.
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Negative perceptions of students of different races is the justification for hiring more _____ Teachers.
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