Theories of Education

3. The working class according to Marxism
8. The means of production are privately owned and operated for profit
9. How Parsons described education preparing children for universal values
10. The ruling class according to Marxism
11. An institution that disguises exploitation through teaching a distorted picture
13. A function of education; the collective is more important than the individual
14. An example of social solidarity in education that builds teamwork and collaboration
15. The different cultural frameworks of the classes
16. The advantage one may have from having access to the culture of the dominant class
17. The kind of socialisation that education performs
18. A function of education; the sorting and sifting of individuals into different jobs

1. A function of education; skills that are necessary for the workplace
2. Effort and talent are rewarded through power
4. The kind of values ascribed to all people
5. When someone takes advantage of a power imbalance, vulnerability, or lack of knowledge to benefit oneself at another's expense
6. The kind of values ascribed to a child by their family
7. Schools mirroring the workplace
12. The system a country uses to produce, sell and buy goods and services