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This text offers a first-hand ethnographic account to examine the relationship between social class structures and educational success. Instead of studying the historically marginalized lower classes, it asserts the need to look beyond poor peoples' values of dominant groups to explain the reproduction of social class. Drawing on interviews with 31 administrators, principals and teachers and 20 middle class mothers in a small Indian town in which the author lives, Ellen Brantlinger discovers the considerable power the middle class wields in determining school policy and practice to secure educational advantages for their children. With the insight gained from this perspective, the roots of increasingly conservative educational policy and the idea of class as an organizing category in education are critically examined.
Llegir més - Autor/a Ellen Brantlinger
- ISBN13 9780415932981
- ISBN10 041593298X
- Pàgines 250
- Any Edició 2026
- Fecha de publicación 08/05/2026
- Idioma Alemany, Francès
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Dividing Classes: How the Middle Class Negotiates and Rationalizes School Advantage (Alemany, Francès)
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- Ellen Brantlinger
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- PSYCHOLOGY PRESS (2026)
- 9780415932981



