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Role of education (Functionalist (Durkheim (Social solidarity (Education…
Role of education
Functionalist
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Davis and Moore
Role allocation
Inequality is necessary to ensure that the most important roles are filled by the most talented people. Education is where show what they can and cant do and then they are 'sifted and sorted' into the most suited role.
Tumin, circular argument, importance of jobs
Durkheim
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Specialist skills
Education teaches individuals the specialist knowledge and skills that they need to play their part in the social division of labour
Neoliberals and the New right argue that the state fails to prepare young people adequately for work
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Marxist
Bowles and Gintis
Hidden curriculum
Parallels between society and school, prepares working class pupils for working class jobs
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Willis
Learning to labour
- 12 working class boys
- Knew meritocracy was a myth
- Wanted to go into working class jobs
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