Bordieu describes the ways in which working-class students' life experience find little resonance in the school curriculum as ________, which ultimately leads working class students to engage in forms of self-selection and self-censorship.

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Bourdieu uses the term "symbolic violence" to describe how the dominant culture imposes its values and norms on others, leading to self-selection and self-censorship among working-class students whose life experiences are not reflected in the school curriculum.

Bordieu Describes the Ways in Which Working-Class Students' Life Experience