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WorksheetsSociology: Education
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 8mins
Teaching knowledge and skills, transmission of culture, and social integration are all examples of
Conflict Perspective
Functionalist Perspective
Interactionist Perspective
Hidden Curriculum
Student-teacher interaction and interactions among students are examples of which theoretical perspective?
Conflict Perspective
Functionalist Perspective
Interactionist Perspective
Hidden Curriculum
Social control, tracking, and education and socioeconomic status are all examples of which theoretical perspective?
Conflict Perspective
Functionalist Perspective
Interactionist Perspective
Homeschooling
Public schools that focus on particular disciplines or areas, such as fine arts or science is known as?
Charter schools
Cram Schools
Homeschooling
Magnet Schools
A non-bureaucratic approach to education based on democracy, flexibility, and non-competitiveness is known as?
Open Classroom
Voucher System
Back-to-Basics
Charter Schools
An approach to education based on student-teacher collaboration is known as?
Cooperative Learning
Charter School
Integrative Curriculum
Homeschooling
Schools run by private companies on government funds are known as?
Charter schools
For-profit schools
Homeschooling
Education
Instructional method that relies on cooperation among students rather than on competition is known as?
Voucher system
Homeschooling
Integrative Curriculum
Cooperative Learning
Supporters of this way of teaching pushed for a return to traditional curriculum (reading, writing, and arithmetic) based on more bureaucratic methods
Homeschooling
Back-to-Basics
Voucher system
For-profit schools
Public schools that are operated like private schools by public school teacher and administrators are known as?
Cram Schools
Charter Schools
Magnet Schools
Homeschooling
System in which public school funds may be used to support public, private, or religious schools are know as?
Voucher system
For-profit schools
Back-to-Basics
Education
A system of roles and norms that ensures the transmission of knowledge, values, and patterns of behavior from one generation to the next is known as?
Schooling
Functional Perspective
Education
Back-to-Basics
Instruction by specially trained teachers who follow officially recognized policies is known as?
Education
Schooling
Bilingual Education
Homeschooling
After-school schools that prepare students for admittance to the "right" colleges and are found all over Japan are known as?
Charter Schools
Magnet Schools
Cram Schools
Homeschooling
A system in which a child's main education is undertaken by a parent at home is known as?
Education
Schooling
Homeschooling
Voucher system
A system in which non-English speakers study science, math, and other subjects in their native language until they gain fluency in English is an example of?
Bilingual Education
ESL
Schooling
Cram Schools
The negative consequence an element has for the stability of the social system (bullying, drugs, fights, peer pressure, stress, etc.) is known as?
Dysfunction
Latent function
Manifest function
Conflict Perspective
The unintended and unrecognized consequence of an element of society (sports, friendships form, respect, leadership skills, patriotism, etc.)
Dysfunction
Latent Function
Manifest Function
Functionalism
Intended and recognized consequence of some element of society (school's main function is to get an education)
Dysfunction
Latent Function
Manifest Function
Functionalism
Involves the assignment of students to different types of educational programs such as general studies, vocational training, or college-preparatory studies based on test scores, teacher evaluations, and grades.
Hidden Curriculum
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Tracking
Magnet Schools
A prediction that results in behavior that makes the prediction come true
Prophetic medium
Tracking
Hidden Curriculum
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Views society as a set of interrelated parts that work together to produce a stable social system.
Functionalism
Latent Function
Dysfunction
Manifest Function
This theoretical perspective focuses on how individuals interact with one another in society.
Functionalist
Interactionist
Conflict
Feminist
This theoretical perspective focuses on the forces in society that promote competition and change.
Dysfunction
Functionalism
Conflict
Schooling
