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1 The Sociological Detectives investigate…

2 Differential Educational Achievement
Crime Scene Briefing Previous Work

3 Briefing Identify suspects Gather evidence
You have been selected to form a new team charged with reinvestigating Differential Educational Achievement. Your task is to: Identify suspects Gather evidence Identify and explore theories Write and submit individual reports to your team leader for performance assessment and evaluation

4 Previous work Class differences Gender differences Ethnic differences
Previous work on the case has identified three major areas of interest: Focus on these at all times Class differences Gender differences Ethnic differences Review these? It also discovered: Possible sources of evidence Potential lines of enquiry

5 Crime Scene Clues? Hidden Curriculum Parental Attitudes Peer Pressure
Patriarchy

6 Potential lines of enquiry?
Suspect? Family How do families influence educational achievement? Potential lines of enquiry? Material Deprivation Family structures Genetic Inheritance Cultural Capital Parental Attitudes Cultural Deprivation Class Subcultures Gender Socialisation

7 Potential lines of enquiry?
Suspect? School How do schools influence educational achievement? Potential lines of enquiry? Hidden Curriculum Labelling and Stereotypes Class / race / sex Discrimination Ideological State Apparatus Curriculum Social inclusion / exclusion Streaming, Banding, Setting Type of school Correspondance theory IQ

8 Potential lines of enquiry?
Suspect? Peer Group How do peers influence educational achievement? Potential lines of enquiry? Identities Gender socialisation Peer Pressure Gendered Curriculum Masculinity / femininity Pupil Subcultures – pro / anti school / education

9 Potential lines of enquiry?
Suspect? Work How does work influence educational achievement? Potential lines of enquiry? Employment Opportunities Sexual Discrimination Racial Discrimination Patriarchal Attitudes Correspondance Theory Globalisation Labour market changes

10 Possible sources of evidence?
Ready to Report? Family test the Theories! Possible sources of evidence? Material Deprivation Situational Constraints Genetic Inheritance Cultural Capital Parental Attitudes Cultural Deprivation Class Subcultures Gender Socialisation

11 Possible sources of evidence?
Ready to Report? School test the Theories! Possible sources of evidence? The Hidden Curriculum Labelling and Stereotypes Class Discrimination Sex Discrimination Racial Discrimination Streaming Banding and Setting

12 Possible sources of evidence?
Ready to Report? Peer Group test the Theories! Possible sources of evidence? Peer Pressure Gender socialisation Gendered Curriculum Pupil Subcultures

13 Possible sources of evidence?
Ready to Report? Work test the Theories! Possible sources of evidence? Employment Opportunities Sexual Discrimination Racial Discrimination Patriarchal Attitudes

14 Report? Combine suspects, evidence and theories
Prepare a case examining all sides of the question “Evaluate the view that differences in educational achievement between social groups are the result of factors and processes within schools” Credits

15 Design and Implementation
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