Sociology Education

4. Schools that select pupils based on academic ability
7. A type of school where all students are educated together regardless of ability
8. Schools that select student based on a certain faith such as Christians or Muslims
10. Schools funded by the government that are free to attend
11. The view that argues that education is negative as it helps to maintain the class divide and benefits the middle classes who have a better chance at succeeding
12. Things that are taught directly in schools

1. Education focused on more practical or technical skills aimed at a certain job or career
2. The view that argues that education is negative as it helps to maintain the gender divide and transmits patriarchal values and ideas
3. The functionalist view that all students have an equal chance in education and success based on ability and effort
5. The sociologist who argues that schools act as a 'mini society' that transmits shared norms and values, promoting social cohesion
6. Where children are educated at home by tutors rather than in school
9. Things that are indirectly taught in education, such as rule, hierarchy and gender roles