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Understanding Social Problems Study Set 2
Quiz 8: Problems in Education
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Question 1
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Conflict theorists agree with Kozol that "savage inequalities" in the American educational system
Question 2
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The OECD report of educational statistics in 30 countries found that
Question 3
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When cultural imperialism exists, the norms, values, traditions, and languages of minorities are
Question 4
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Conflict theorists argue education is a mechanism for ________________, which means the indoctrination into the dominant culture of society.
Question 5
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The benefits of having a college degree compared to the cost of education is called the
Question 6
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Which theoretical perspective is most likely to be interested in teacher-student interactions?
Question 7
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Conflict theorists argue that the socialization function of education is to
Question 8
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Ms Harper tries to understand and relate to the different cultures represented in her elementary school classroom. She demonstrates
Question 9
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Worldwide, 1 in 5 adults cannot read or write and ______ of them are women.
Question 10
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What is the largest type of educational expenditure?
Question 11
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The term "organization child" refers to the child who
Question 12
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Worldwide, the largest category of educational spending is
Question 13
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The self-fulfilling prophecy occurs when individuals
Question 14
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The functions of education include
Question 15
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From the teachers' point of view, middle-class children _________ compared to children from economically disadvantaged homes.
Question 16
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Which of the following sociological perspectives is more likely to emphasize the relationship between teacher approval/disapproval and class differences in the social and verbal skills students bring to the classroom?