Through the______________ , schools make working-class and poverty-level students aware that they will be expected to take orders from others, arrive at work punctually, follow bureaucratic rules, and experience high levels of boredom without complaining.

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The hidden curriculum refers to the values and behaviors that are taught but not formally acknowledged in schools. One aspect of this is teaching students the expectations of the workforce, including taking orders, punctuality, and conformity, even in the face of boredom or dissatisfaction. The tracking system refers to the practice of grouping students by ability, the manifest function of education refers to the explicit goals of education, and resocialization process refers to the process of retraining individuals to fit into a new culture or social group.

Through The______________ , Schools Make Working-Class and Poverty-Level Students Aware