Review on Education

3. Oversimplified and fixed idea about gender roles in learning materials.
5. A behavior taught in schools that mirrors workplace expectations.
7. A social system of male dominance reflected in educational practices.
8. The economic system supported by educational structures, according to conflict theorists
10. Structure of authority in schools reflecting wider social systems.
16. Non-financial resources (e.g. language, behavior) that affect academic success.
17. The daily exchanges in schools that shape students' identities.
18. Social division central to the conflict theory of education
21. The process by which inequality is made to seem fair or natural.
22. Perspective that focuses on meaning-making through interactions in classrooms.

1. Belief about student ability that influence their actual performance.
2. External rewards that motivate students, similar to wages in jobs
4. A recurring outcome reproduced by education, tied to both class and gender.
6. The belief that success is based on ability and effort; challenged as a myth.
9. A student's academic result shaped by social expectations and treatment.
11. A feminist approach that sees education as deeply embedded in patriarchal control.
12. A theory highlighting gender inequalities within the education system.
13. Unequal treatment based on gender, often embedded in schooling.
14. Sociological view that assumes education as a tool that supports capitalism and class inequality
15. When teachers assign roles or categories to students, often unfairly.
19. A feminist approach advocating legal reform to reduce gender gaps.
20. The effect where higher expectations from teachers lead to better student outcomes