Education and Sociology
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Education and Sociology

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First Published in 2002. This single-volume reference provides readers and researchers with access to details on a wide range of topics and issues in the sociology of education. Entries cover both national and international perspectives and studies, as well as tackling controversial points in education today, including gender inequality, globalization, minorities, meritocracy, and more. This is a key, one-of-a-kind resource for all educational researchers and educators.

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Publisher
Routledge
Year
2014
ISBN
9781135570859
Edition
1
INDEX
A
Abbott vs. Burke, 673
ability
measurement components, 243
and meritocracy, 435
ability groups. See tracking
abstract attitudes, educational, 199201
academic achievement
attitude/achievement paradox, 201
and Catholic schools, 76, 7778, 206, 406407
and cooperative learning, 117118
and culture of students, 639642
gender differences, 182183
and home schooling, 366367
and inequality, 242244
and school desegregation, 70, 71
and sports participation, 626
as status determinant, 8586
and teacher expectations, 245
and tracking, 86, 243244, 689
urban schools, 695
See also educational productivity
Academic Revolution, The (Riesman), 8
Accelerated Schools Project (ASP), 497
acculturation, meaning of, 247
achievement level. See academic achievement; educational productivity; high achievers; low achievers
achievement motivation
African Americans, 8, 4346
need for achievement (nAch), 4344
research areas of, 4446
theoretical basis, 4344
Achievement Motive, The (McClelland et al.), 43
Adams v. Califano, 3032
Adams v. Richardson, 143, 159, 161162
Adarand Construction v. Pena, 31
Addams, Jane, 463
Adolescent Society, The (Coleman), 17, 262
adolescents, stereotype of, 17
adolescents and schools, 1721
curriculum, 1821
research needs, 21
sociological studies, 1718
See also secondary schools
adoption studies, of IQ, 401
adult education, 2328
growth of, 2324, 26
historical view, 23
learner needs and characteristics, 2324, 27
material functions of, 26
older college students, 340, 614
social function of, 2627
sociological perspectives, 2427
specialization in, 26
supply and ...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Dedication
  6. Table of Contents
  7. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  8. PREFACE
  9. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
  10. EDUCATION AND SOCIOLOGY: AN INTRODUCTION
  11. ADOLESCENCE AND SCHOOLS
  12. ADULT EDUCATION
  13. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IN EDUCATION
  14. AFRICAN-AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION
  15. AT-RISK STUDENTS
  16. BILINGUAL EDUCATION
  17. BROWN V. BOARD OF EDUCATION
  18. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
  19. CLASSROOM PROCESSES
  20. CODE THEORY, PEDAGOGIC DISCOURSE, AND SYMBOLIC CONTROL
  21. COMMUNITY COLLEGES
  22. CONFLICT THEORY
  23. COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS
  24. CULTURAL CAPITAL
  25. CURRICULUM
  26. CURRICULUM HISTORY
  27. DESEGREGATION
  28. DESEGREGATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION
  29. ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION
  30. EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AND ATTAINMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
  31. EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT
  32. EDUCATIONAL ATTITUDES: ABSTRACT AND CONCRETE
  33. EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY
  34. EDUCATIONAL REFORM AND SOCIOLOGY IN ENGLAND AND WALES
  35. EDUCATIONAL REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES: 1980S AND 1990S
  36. ELITES AND EDUCATIONAL REFORM
  37. EQUALITY IN EDUCATION
  38. ETHNICITY
  39. ETHNOGRAPHY
  40. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
  41. FUNCTIONALIST THEORIES OF EDUCATION
  42. GENDER AND EDUCATION
  43. GENDER AND MATH EDUCATION
  44. GENDER INEQUALITY
  45. GENDER INEQUALITY IN EDUCATION: INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS
  46. GENDER SOCIALIZATION AND EDUCATION: WHERE WE’VE BEEN AND WHERE WE MIGHT GO
  47. GLOBALIZATION
  48. HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS
  49. HIGHER EDUCATION
  50. HIGHER EDUCATION: INTERNATIONAL
  51. HIGHER EDUCATION AND SOCIAL EQUALITY
  52. HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES: ACCESS TO BY MINORITIES
  53. HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES: LATINOS
  54. HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES
  55. HOME SCHOOLING: CONTEMPORARY
  56. HOMELESS CHILDREN AND YOUTH
  57. HUMAN CAPITAL THEORY
  58. IDEOLOGY AND CURRICULUM
  59. IMPERIALISM AND EDUCATION
  60. INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION AND EDUCATION CRISES: CROSS-NATIONAL STUDIES OF SCHOOL OUTCOMES
  61. IQ
  62. LONGITUDINAL STUDIES: AN INTRODUCTION: OPENING THE BLACK BOX
  63. LONGITUDINAL STUDIES DATA COLLECTION PROGRAM
  64. MAGNET SCHOOLS IN URBAN EDUCATION
  65. MASS SCHOOLING
  66. MERITOCRACY
  67. MULTICULTURALISM
  68. POLITICS OF EDUCATION
  69. PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION
  70. QUASI-MARKETS IN EDUCATION
  71. RACE AND EDUCATION
  72. RESTRUCTURING
  73. SCHOOL-BASED MANAGEMENT: WHAT IT IS AND DOES IT MAKE A DIFFERENCE
  74. SCHOOL CHOICE
  75. SCHOOL EFFECTS
  76. SCHOOL, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
  77. SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS AND CULTURAL AUTHORITY
  78. SINGLE-SEX EDUCATION AND COEDUCATION
  79. SOCIAL CAPITAL: A UBIQUITOUS EMERGING CONCEPTION
  80. SOCIAL REPRODUCTION
  81. SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION AS CRITICAL THEORY
  82. SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION: FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES: CONTINUITY AND CONTESTATION IN THE FIELD
  83. SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION: MARXIST THEORIES
  84. SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION: NEW
  85. SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION: OPEN SYSTEMS APPROACH
  86. SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION: POSTMODERNISM
  87. SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION: THEORETICAL APPROACHES
  88. SPECIAL EDUCATION
  89. SPORT AND SCHOOLING
  90. STRUCTURALISM
  91. STUDENT CULTURES AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
  92. SUMMER LEARNING
  93. TEACHER ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION
  94. TEACHER BURNOUT
  95. TEACHER UNIONS, OLD AND NEW
  96. TEACHERS AND TEACHING
  97. TRACKING
  98. URBAN SCHOOLS
  99. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
  100. WORKING PARENTS
  101. INDEX