The Role of Education in Society Flashcards

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What is secondary socialisation in education?

It is how schools teach norms and values after the family.

How does education build a sense of togetherness?

It brings pupils together to share values and feel part of society.

What does education do for the economy?

It gives people skills and training for work.

What is meant by role allocation in schools?

Schools sort pupils into future roles through tests and grades.

What is a meritocracy in education?

A system where success is based on ability and effort, not background.

How can education give everyone a fair chance?

By offering the same lessons and chances to all pupils.

What is social control in schools?

Teaching behaviour like obeying rules, timekeeping, and respect for authority.

What is cultural transmission in education?

Passing on a society's language, history, and values to the next generation.

How does education support social mobility?

Good grades can help people move to better paid jobs and classes.

What hidden lessons do schools teach besides subjects?

They teach attitudes like teamwork, punctuality, and competition.

How does education prepare people for citizenship?

It teaches rights, duties, and how to take part in society.

How do schools help different social groups mix?

They mix pupils from varied backgrounds to learn and work together.