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Use diplomas and degrees to determine job eligibility.
- (need a degree to be successful or advance)
- (18% of jobs are obtainable by high-school or less) |
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| Most Industrialized countries |
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| Most education available for all. |
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Functionalist Perspective: Providing Social Benefits.
1.Cultural Transmission of Values.
2.Social Integration.
3.Mainstreaming
4.Gatekeeping
What is Cultural Transmission of Values? |
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| The passing on core values of society. |
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Functionalist Perspective: Providing Social Benefits.
1.Cultural Transmission of Values.
2.Social Integration.
3.Mainstreaming
4.Gatekeeping
What is Social Integration? |
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| Mold students into a more cohesive unit, promote national identity, stabilize the political system. |
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Functionalist Perspective: Providing Social Benefits.
1.Cultural Transmission of Values.
2.Social Integration.
3.Mainstreaming
4.Gatekeeping
What is Mainstreaming? |
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| Inclusion of those with disabilities into regular school. |
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Functionalist Perspective: Providing Social Benefits.
1.Cultural Transmission of Values.
2.Social Integration.
3.Mainstreaming
4.Gatekeeping
What is Gatekeeping? |
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| Determining which people will enter which occupations. |
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| Jobs require fewer skills. |
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| The Conflict Perspective: Perpetuating Social Inequality |
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| Education produces the social structure. |
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| In the Conflict Perspective they feel education produces the social structure. They say there's a "hidden curriculum". |
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| Attitudes and unwritten rules of behavior. |
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| Teacher expectations and becomes a... |
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| 4 Problems in U.S. Education |
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1.Low achievement.
2.Grade Inflation.
3.Social Promotion - Pass on though not capable.
4.Functional Illiteracy. |
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| A matter of faith - a faith tradition. |
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| Sacred-aspects of the supernatural |
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| Life not concerned with religion. |
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3 Religion Components
1.Beliefs
2.Practices
3.Community
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3 Religion Components
1.Beliefs
2.Practices
3.Community
What is Practices? |
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3 Religion Components
1.Beliefs
2.Practices
3.Community
What is Community? |
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| Churches = Moral community |
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| Function Ultimate meaning of Life - 3 |
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1.Social Solidarity
2.Guidance for Life
3.Foster Social Change |
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| War, persecution, Terrorism. |
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| Unified picture of the world. |
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| Transcendent or Religion Experience |
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| Sudden supernatural, awareness contact of God, "Born Again" |
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| Religion and Capitalism - The Protestent work ethic. List 4. |
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1.Duty to work, save and invest.
2.Work Ethic - Protestant origin.
3.Influenced by Calanism. - Prove that one is chosen.
4.Religion encouraged capitalism. |
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6 Types of Religious Groups
1.Cult
2.Charismatic Leader
3.Sect
4.Church
5.Exlesia
6.Denominations.
What is Cult? |
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| new/different and religion at odds with the dominant culture. |
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6 Types of Religious Groups
1.Cult
2.Charismatic Leader
3.Sect
4.Church
5.Exlesia
6.Denominations.
What is Charismatic Leader? |
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| Individual who inspires people extraordinary qualities |
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6 Types of Religious Groups
1.Cult
2.Charismatic Leader
3.Sect
4.Church
5.Exlesia
6.Denominations.
What is Sect? |
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| Larger group, Broader base, Redefine Doctrine |
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6 Types of Religious Groups
1.Cult
2.Charismatic Leader
3.Sect
4.Church
5.Exlesia
6.Denominations.
What is Church? |
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| Beaurcracy, International change in worship, Born into it |
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6 Types of Religious Groups
1.Cult
2.Charismatic Leader
3.Sect
4.Church
5.Exlesia
6.Denominations.
What is Exlesia? |
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| State religions where government and religion work together. |
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6 Types of Religious Groups
1.Cult
2.Charismatic Leader
3.Sect
4.Church
5.Exlesia
6.Denominations.
What is Denominations? |
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| Splinter groups, broken away from their own organization. |
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| All christian traditions talking to other faiths |
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| Religions help with 4 things. |
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1.Existence of God
2.Purpose of Life
3.Afterlife
4.Morality |
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