Student response to teaching - subcultures
- Created by: eviedeehan
- Created on: 27-01-24 15:49
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- Student reactions to the experience of Schooling
- Lacy
- reactions can often lead to pupil subcultures, and as a part of this process, it included 'differentiation and polarisation'
- differentiation - process by which students are ranked into different sets and streams polarisation - where those labelled as high and low achievers become opposing poles
- this can lead to a range of subcultural responses, including pro and anti school subcultures
- pro-school encourage peers to succeed and are often found in MC children, anti-school may adopt delinquent values to resist the school that have labelled them as failures
- Woods
- pro-school encourage peers to succeed and are often found in MC children, anti-school may adopt delinquent values to resist the school that have labelled them as failures
- this can lead to a range of subcultural responses, including pro and anti school subcultures
- Lacy
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