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Chapter 12: Education

Journal/Promt How have teachers changed over history? Specific ideas.

12.1: Development and Structure of Education

Prompt Is having computers in the classroom a good thing? Can it be bad? How should they be used to make class better?

Bureaucracy in Education

Bureaucracy Specialization Rules Procedures Impersonality http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIKfwPBlE6Q Critics argue children are not an assembly line, and they cannot be mass produced. *Formal Schooling – education that is provided and regulated by society.

Democratic Schooling Student based Eliminate restrictive rules Open Classroom - no bureaucratic approach to education based on relationships, flexibility, and noncompetitiveness. Cooperative Learning – relies on cooperation among students Integrative Curriculum – student – teacher collaboration

Functionalist Perspective on Schools Transmit Culture: values, norms, beliefs, attitudes of the society. Manifest Functions – an action that produces an intended and recognized result. Latent Functions – an action that produces an unintended or unrecognizable result. What are examples of Manifest Functions for schools? Latent?

Conflict View on Education Do schools favor the wealthy? How? Meritocracy – a society in which social status based on ability and achievement Competition – system in which rewards are based on relative performance

Conflict View Person 1 = High School Diploma = 28,827 USD – 10,868 BD Person 2 = Undergraduate College Degree = 50,527 USD – 19,049 BD Person 3 - Professional Degree = $100,000 USD – 37,701 BD Each person works for 20 years. Greater educational opportunities.

Promoting Equality Multicultural Education – an educational curriculum that emphasizes differences among gender, ethnic, and racial categories Schools Desegregation – the achievement of racial balance in the classroom

Symbolic Interactionism on Education Hidden Curriculum - The teaching of discipline, order, cooperativeness, and conformity. What are some examples of hidden curriculum? What is the other vocab word we have covered today that is related to hidden curriculum?

Teachers and Socilalizaton Self fulfilling Prophecies Story: High IQ Students This story is on page 410-411.

Create Your Own School! Name Mission Statement (4-5 sentences) Motto Mascot What will your school look like? Sports facilities? Classrooms? Desks? Computers? Smartboards? How will the teachers teach? Will students wear uniforms? What are the rules? How long is the school day? What subjects are offered? Be realistic. Use terms and ideas we covered today in chapter 12.