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What are the Key Sociology theorists for Education (AS AQA)
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I have about one bloody million (being a drama queen) and yet we only really need to know the major ones and a couple minor theorists to back them up. Anyone know the key theorists ?? xoxo
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Functionalism
* Durkheim
* Murdoch
* Parsons
* Davis and Moore (Education - role allocation)
Marxism
* Althusser
* Engels
* Paul Willis (Education - 'Learning To Labour')
Feminism
* Ann Oakley (Gender Roles)
* Boulton (Housework)
New Right
* Charles Murray
* Chubb and Moe (Education - private education vs state education in w/c students)
* 1970s/1980s Thatcher government (I know this isn't a study or key thinker)
Interactionism
* Rosenthal and Jacobson (Education - Labelling)
* Becker (Education - ideal student)
(as far as I am aware, there isn't a 'key thinker' as such for this theory)
* Durkheim
* Murdoch
* Parsons
* Davis and Moore (Education - role allocation)
Marxism
* Althusser
* Engels
* Paul Willis (Education - 'Learning To Labour')
Feminism
* Ann Oakley (Gender Roles)
* Boulton (Housework)
New Right
* Charles Murray
* Chubb and Moe (Education - private education vs state education in w/c students)
* 1970s/1980s Thatcher government (I know this isn't a study or key thinker)
Interactionism
* Rosenthal and Jacobson (Education - Labelling)
* Becker (Education - ideal student)
(as far as I am aware, there isn't a 'key thinker' as such for this theory)
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Functionalism
* Durkheim
* Murdoch
* Parsons
* Davis and Moore (Education - role allocation)
Marxism
* Althusser
* Engels
* Paul Willis (Education - 'Learning To Labour')
Feminism
* Ann Oakley (Gender Roles)
* Boulton (Housework)
New Right
* Charles Murray
* Chubb and Moe (Education - private education vs state education in w/c students)
* 1970s/1980s Thatcher government (I know this isn't a study or key thinker)
Interactionism
* Rosenthal and Jacobson (Education - Labelling)
* Becker (Education - ideal student)
(as far as I am aware, there isn't a 'key thinker' as such for this theory)
Functionalism
* Durkheim
* Murdoch
* Parsons
* Davis and Moore (Education - role allocation)
Marxism
* Althusser
* Engels
* Paul Willis (Education - 'Learning To Labour')
Feminism
* Ann Oakley (Gender Roles)
* Boulton (Housework)
New Right
* Charles Murray
* Chubb and Moe (Education - private education vs state education in w/c students)
* 1970s/1980s Thatcher government (I know this isn't a study or key thinker)
Interactionism
* Rosenthal and Jacobson (Education - Labelling)
* Becker (Education - ideal student)
(as far as I am aware, there isn't a 'key thinker' as such for this theory)
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For Interactionism there is a key thinker, its Hargreaves, he is really important in the labelling section, so make sure you mention him =))
Wish me good Luck,,,,exam tomorrow xx
Wish me good Luck,,,,exam tomorrow xx
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