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- Title: SOC 101- Lecture 19
- Type: Notes
- School: Princeton
- Course: SOC 101
- Term: Fall
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19 Lecture Purpose of Education Details and debates of higher education Education associated with many positive outcomes How is education associated with higher income?- most of debate because income determines many other things Human Capital Theory Definition: an individual's stock of productive skills and technical knowledge Schools provide formal training for the purpose of increasing students' human captial o Literacy, numeracy, general skills (e.g. analytic thinking), specialized skills (e.g. French, geomentry) Signaling Theory Individuals can signal their level of skills (however acquired) by completing a certain amount of education Education is an indicator of "trainability" Socialization Process of learning one's culture and living within it Notion of the "hidden curriculum" Creating citizens Assimilating immigrants Shaping workers Cultural Reproduction Bowles and Gintis, Schooling in Captialist America Correspondence principle: schools reflect and replicate the heirachical division of labor in capitalist society Acclimization, legitimization, and stratification Oppositional Culture Paul Willis' Learning to Labor o Rejection of school by working class kids (Britain) John Ogbu's voluntary and involuntary John minorities Ogbu Voluntary minorities o Chose to move to host society to pursue better opportunities for their children o Comparison with home country makes current conditions seem not so bad o Experience of discrimination and exclusion viewed as temporary conseqauence of foreign status (not relevant for chilren of immigrants) o Strong emphasis on education as pathway to upward mobility for second generation Involuntary minorities o Brought to present society through slavery, conquest, or colonization o Perceive prejudice and discrimination as systemic and ongoing o Blocked opportunities reduce the relevance of education o Youth respond to blocked opportunties by rejected the value of education; developing an opposition identity Critique of Ogbu African Americans report very high value of schooling, and emphasize importance of education in getting ahead Many other important reasons for poor minority performance in school: segregation, concentrated poverty, school conditions, teacher quality, etc. Conclusions Theories about education are not mutually exclusive Importance of each may vary over time, across contexts Important to think about both explicit and implicit functions of institutions
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