Theories of Education
What is Structural Functionalism, Conflict Perspective, and Symbolic Interactionism
Over 60% of illiterate people in the world are of this gender
What are women
This problem is usually caused by external cluster factors, toxic environments, or an inability to connect with teachers
What is School Dropouts
This type of education focuses on Developing just and caring relationships, Contributing to community, and Assuming the responsibilities of citizenship
What is Character Education
This Perspective includes instruction, socialization, sorting into statuses, and custodial care
What is Structural Functionalism
Until this year, women were not allowed to attend college
What is 1830
These types of students are disproportionately affected by school discipline
What are Black, Hispanic, and native American boys
This type of movements have allowed for the most change within education
What are grassroot movements
This Perspective supports a capitalistic ideology and cultural imperialism
What is Conflict Perspective
Three types of inequality within the education system
What is race, gender, and social class
Over $270 billion dollars are needed to fix this problem
What is Inadequate School Facilities
This Perspective examines education from a micro-perspective. This perspective focuses on individual and small-group issues.
What is Symbolic Interactionism
These students may perform better in school due to having additional resources and not having to worry about working
What are students with a high socioeconomic class
This percentage of the lowest income schools are in need of repair
What is 60%
An example of this perspective is that children are taught from an early age to be comfortable with supervision, guidance, and adult control
What is Conflict Perspective
These types of students are children of immigrant families and must learn a new language and culture prior to be able to exceed in school
What are Bilingual Students
This resource is lacking in schools nationwide due to high turn-over and lack of funding
What are Qualified Teachers