Education

2. The subculture which consists of pupils who generally conform to the rules of school
6. The informal learning that occurs in schools
8. Students become stereotyped- positively or negatively - due to previous impressions
10. Factors such as social class and family
13. The Sociologist who spoke about a 'Crisis of Masculinity'
17. The school where the cohort was mainly upper and middle class
19. Seeing things through one's own narrow cultural norms and values
20. Factors such as labelling and self-fulfilling prophecy
21. The name of the system where there were 3 schools
24. Students are divided into groups of similar abilities for all subjects
25. Movement of groups or individuals up or down the social hierarchy
26. The perspective which identified four basic functions of education

1. Introduced the idea of cultural capital in schools
3. The division of students into three groups
4. The Sociologist who developed the two types of code
5. Students are divided into groups of similar abilities in particular subjects
7. The growing interconnectedness of societies across the world
9. Successes are based on people's talents, abilities and qualifications
11. The type of socialisation that school is often referred to as
12. The perspective which sees education as a means of social control
14. Used as an indicator of social class in schools (acronym)
15. Identified 5 key factors in creating and reinforcing gender identities
16. Defining a person or group a certain way
18. The knowledge and language which give middle and upper class students an advantage
22. The character and atmosphere of a school
23. Conducted the study of 'The Lads'