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| Education provides common norms and values for people to follow creating Social Soladarity |
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| in Bowles and Gintis's theory there is a direct correlation between school and the workplace |
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| Functionlist view that education pushes you into the direction you are best at |
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| Cultural skills, such as knowing how to behave,speak and learn, passed on by middle-class parents to their children. |
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| System where people are rewarded on the basis of ability and talent. |
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| The informal learning of particular values and attitudes in schools |
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| Althusser a neo-marxist thinker believes students are tayght to accept future exploitations and you are given a qualification which matches your future job. |
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| The agreement about the values and roles in society. i.e Meritocracy |
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| The belief that individuals are far more importantthan social groups. |
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| Durkheim said educated system is needed to provide skills and knowledge requires for societies workforce creating a Specialist Division of Labour. |
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