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Key words for GCSE sociology.
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The curriculum is the topics and subjects taught by a school.
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Setting is the process of grouping students by ability in a particular subject.
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Streaming is the process of grouping students by general academic ability.
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Teacher expectations refer to the behaviour or grades a teacher might expect from a student.
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Teacher expectations refer to the behaviour or grades a teacher might expect from a student.
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Labelling is when specific characteristics become attached to students or groups of students.
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A self-fulfilling prophecy is when a labelled student begins to act in the way the label suggests they will.
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A self-fulfilling prophecy is when a labelled student begins to act in the way the label suggests they will.
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An achieved status is when you are in the position to earn from your talents or deeds.
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An achieved status is when you are in the position to earn from your talents or deeds.
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Your life chances are your prospects for achieving success.
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Your life chances are your prospects for achieving success.
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Social inequality describes the unequal spread of opportunities and resources across society.
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Social inequality describes the unequal spread of opportunities and resources across society.
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Social mobility is movement up or down in society.
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Transmission is the process of passing something on.
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Hidden curriculum describes things that are informally learnt at school.
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Hidden curriculum describes things that are informally learnt at school.
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Social cohesion is the bringing together of different groups in a society.
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Social cohesion is the bringing together of different groups in a society.
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