Jean Anyon's Social Class And Hidden Curriculum Of Work

I have a question. Are we here in modern time stuck in ways of how society used to be with the social classes and the diversities or have we progressed in the fact that things are getting better with the technology and the standards of living with school and work. Some may say, well yes we are stuck with the differences of social class and thing will not get better because that is just how society is; but then you may find some may say, well yes things are getting better with the fact that statistics show the levels of good or bad maybe going up or down. I am going to have to say that it goes both ways. But we also have to look at the progressing that it is in today and will have in the future. Jean Anyon’s essay “Social Class and Hidden Curriculum of Work” is somewhat out dated in its examples; however the context of her writing is important to follow based upon how education is influenced by social class.

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In her essay, “Social Class and the Hidden Curriculum of Work,” of 1980, Dr. Jean Anyon attended five different social class …show more content…
We as students have a choice to better ourselves it’s all depends on where you want to end up. School have improved so much since (Anyon 1980) article; for the fact that educators expect for us to raise the bar. To have what we have now for many of the schools in today’s society we are given a lot more than what we had. Just to think about it what education maybe like when our children are in school; and even when our children’s, children are in school. ”Such research could have as a product the further elucidation of complex but not readily apparent connections between everyday activity in schools and classrooms and the unequal structure of economic relationships in which we work and live.” (Anyon 1980) (pg.12) How much more advanced will all schools be if