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Explore the critical roles of education in society through Functionalist and Marxist perspectives. This summary covers key concepts such as socialization, human capital, role allocation, and the reproduction of social inequality. Understand the bridge effect between home and society, the myth of meritocracy, and the implications of cultural capital. Ideal for students studying sociology and education theory.

Education's Social Functions

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Kaiya Nelson

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the role and function of education

Sociology

The role and function of education

Key theories for Education topic for sociology 

Explore key theories in education, including the feminist perspective, functionalist views, and the impact of ethnicity and gender on educational outcomes. This summary highlights educational inequalities, socialization trends, and the role of the hidden curriculum. Ideal for sociology students seeking to understand the complexities of education systems.

Theories of Educational Inequality

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key theories for education topic for sociology 

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Key Theories within Education

summary of the functionalist prospective on the role of education 

Explore the functionalist perspective on education, focusing on the theories of Davis, Moore, and Durkheim. This summary highlights the role of education in social inequality, meritocracy, and social solidarity, while also addressing critiques from various sociological viewpoints. Ideal for students studying sociology and educational theory.

Functionalism in Education

Amy 

guide of the functionalist prospective on the role of education 

role of education - functionalism

Explore the impact of educational policies on social inequality in the UK. This summary covers key concepts such as marketisation, parentocracy, and the tripartite system, highlighting how these policies affect social stratification and access to education. Ideal for students studying sociology and educational policy.

Marketisation and Inequality

Emily Hilton

educational policy notes

Educational Policy notes

A timeline of policies in the UK from the tripartite system to the creation of free schools etc.

Explore the evolution of UK education policies from the Tripartite System to Free Schools. This summary highlights key reforms, including the introduction of Academies, Education Maintenance Allowances, and the impact of the 1988 Education Reform Act. Understand how these changes aimed to reduce inequality and improve educational standards across diverse backgrounds.

UK Education Policy Evolution

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a timeline of policies in the uk from the tripartite system to the creation of free schools etc.

timeline of policies in education

Timeline of Policies in Education

different sociological views on how news in society is presented and selected.

Explore the sociological perspectives on news selection and presentation, focusing on Galtung & Ruge's news values, agenda setting, and the influence of media ownership. This summary highlights key concepts such as media representations, social control, and the impact of economic factors on news coverage.

News Selection Criteria

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selection & presentation of the news

Selection & Presentation of the news

summary of the functionalists perspective on education

Explore the functionalist perspective on education, highlighting its four key functions: creating social solidarity, teaching essential skills for work, instilling core values, and facilitating role allocation and meritocracy. This summary provides insights into how education prepares individuals for societal integration and the workforce, emphasizing the importance of equality of opportunity and specialized skill development.

Functions of Education Explained

Malaika 

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functionalist perspective on education

Functionalist Perspective on Education

Analyse  two aspects of  the Marxist perspective on education 
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Explore two critical aspects of the Marxist perspective on education, focusing on how it perpetuates class inequality and prepares students for capitalist exploitation. This analysis covers key theories by Althusser, Bowles, Gintis, and Willis, providing insights into the ideological functions of education and the correspondence principle. Ideal for exam preparation and understanding Marxist critiques of the educational system.

Purpose and Impact

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