A pupil in the bottom stream starts truanting and joins a group that mocks hard work. Which explanation links these events?

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A pupil in the bottom stream starts truanting and joins a group that mocks hard work. Which explanation links these events?

Accepted Answer

Labelling and streaming leading to an anti-school subculture — Award 1 mark. Interactionists argue low streams lose status, so pupils seek status from peers by rejecting school. Social cohesion, primary socialisation and meritocracy do not explain the change in behaviour.

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Primary socialisation within the family

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Social cohesion created by the National Curriculum

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Labelling and streaming leading to an anti-school subculture

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Meritocratic allocation of roles by ability

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