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    Social Class Education

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    Does social class have any correlation with education? How do these authors define class? Do these authors fail to fully understand completely what the most essential element of education is? These authors determine that the different classes affect students learning capacity. Those of lower and middle class could and should be receiving a higher quality of education. Knoblauch looks at class as though it is dependent upon literacy; believing that, to some extent, the rich are some of the…

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    include “Invisible Inequality”, “Family, Race, and Poverty”, and “Why won’t African-Americans get (and stay) married? Why should they?” In the reading, “Invisible Inequality” the author compared middle, working and “poor” government assisted social classes. The author indicated the position of class a family is can negatively influence dimensions of family life. The difference in class, which effects roles in children’s lives mainly working, middle class parents are conformed to cultural logic…

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    Unequal Childhoods Essay

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    race and social class shape child’s life more? That is what Annette Lareau sets out to answer in her book Unequal Childhoods: Class, Race, and Family Life. Race is defined as a category of individuals who share common inborn biological traits, such as skin color, the color and texture of hair, and the shape of eyes or nose (Newman 2009). Social class is a division of society based on social and economic status (businessdictionary.com). Lareau states on pg. 3 of her book that, “parents’ social…

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    The ability to finally own your own home is often one of the most exciting events in a person’s life. In the novel, The House on Mango Street, by Sandra Cisneros, the protagonist, Esperanza, finally moves into her very own house. But, rather than being pleased with the new accommodations she views the house as a physical representation of the disappointment she feels continuously throughout her life. Her experiences are explained in the very first chapter of the novel also titled “The House on…

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    teachers in order to focus more on my classes; however, high schools that had high standards were private, hence, they were luxurious and expensive.…

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    through the analysis of key features of everyday life, the effect of social class on punishment and the punishments given to people today. The daily lives of serfs and freeman varied depending on the requirements of their lord and whether it was their working day or not. Whereas nobles had more freedom. Serfs and freeman possessed land which was owned by a lord. They worked approximately three days a week however during ploughing…

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    Crime studies show that certain classes are more likely to commit crimes than others. The class group who are the main culprits to commit the most crimes are the working class. There are many reasons as to why the working class are most likely to be involved in criminal activity and be more deviant than the middle or upper class. Marxists say that the cause of crime is due to the consequences of a capitalist society. Wealthier classes such as the middle and upper class decide what is seen as…

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    is apart of a social class, whether they are the hobo that walks up and down the street, or the boss of a billion dollar company. The book says a social class is made up of people in relatively similar situations with roughly the same power, income, and prestige. There are roughly five social classes in America; upper class-elite, upper middle class, lower middle class, working class, and the poor. There are many reasons social classes are apart of our society, such as culture, social…

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    everyone, with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement.” As the explanation states, a person’s ability to reach the American Dream is dependent on one’s efforts, but that is not all to it. Other components that affect one’s chances are social class, the education system, and the wage gap. Due to these factors, America does…

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    Social Class Advantages

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    The social class defines our expectation of education and its power of those who want or can peruse higher and better education. Depending on what social class you are in has a great influence on what kind of education you will receive. Those who are in a lower class system are not able to afford the higher quality of education like the high-class community. Most lower class communities are not able to continue with education because they don’t have the right tools to continue on in their…

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