Functionalist Perspectives
Unwritten social norms learned in educational settings
What is the functionalist definition of the hidden curriculum?
Unwritten lessons promotion social norms and values
Focusing on competition and market-driven rationality
What is neoliberal ideology
Belief in male dominance as natural and acceptable
Theorist linking hidden curriculum to socialisation
Who is Durkheim?
A system where rewards are based on individual effort
What is meritocracy?
Process of perpetuating class structure through education
Primary goal of schools in global market
What is economic growth
The person who coined the term 'hidden curriculum' and studies classroom dynamics
Who is Phillip Jackson?
What is independence?
Beliefs that support the interests of the elite
What is ruling class ideology
Process of enforcing conformity in students
What is indoctrination?
Omission of women's acheivements in educational materials
Critiques neoliberal influence on education policies
Who is Giroux?
Standardizing treatment of all individuals in society
Recognition for punctuality, behaviour and hard work
What is rewards in education?
Students duties and responsibilities in society
What is global citizenship?
Boys choosing STEM and girls choosing beauty or art forward subjects
What is the difference in subject choices in schools?
This person views school as repressive institutions
Who is Illich?
Variations in hidden curriculum experiences among different groups
What is cultural differences?
Discouragement of independant thinking and originality
What is penalization of creativity
Process of dulling students' critical engagement
What is stultification?
View that schools perpetuate male dominance (eg. unaddressed abuse affecting girls' educational experiences)
What is the radical feminist perspective of the hidden curriculum?
A lack of empirical evidence in their conclusions about education's role in capitalism
What are the critiques of Bowles and Gintis?