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    This is because a majority of them only graduated from high school and went straight into the work force unlike her. This has provided Janice with a different perspective on life. Both her mother and father have instilled the importance of receiving a college education. There is a divide between her mother’s side of the family and her father’s side…

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    of them is my friend named Tao Chen who is a member in the university’s drama club and the other is my uncle who is the manager of the financial department of a company. There are some differences between their groups. The drama club is more of a social group than a secondary group. It is formed for people who love drama and acting to enjoy the activities. The financial department is a secondary group that is formed to accomplish a specific task or goal and it is formed to deal with financial…

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    on in the real world, outside of school. Moreover, Jean Anyon, author of “From Social Class and Hidden Curriculum of Work,” compares and contrasts the different social class school systems. This includes, working class, middle class, affluent professional, and executive elite. As Anyon goes into detail about the interactions in the classroom between the teachers and the students, it appears that the higher the social class, the better the education provided is.…

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    In Jean Anyon’s essay “From Social Class and the Hidden Curriculum of Work,” she focuses on many schools whose curriculum have been carved out by social class. The lower the students families social class is the more repetitive and simple their curriculum will be, while on the other hand, the higher the social class is the more thought goes into the students coursework. Anyons basic point is that the work children are told and expected to do in school is the work that they will continue to…

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    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…

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    believe that our governments seek justice for everybody. However, justice is not always objective. The literary works “The Man with the Hoe” by Edwin Markham and Mary Barton by Elizabeth Gaskell, both call for justice of the lower class/work force. In the “The Man with the Hoe” the author calls for social justice of the agrarian workers while in Mary Barton the author calls for social justice for the mill workers. They both call for equality. In the poem “The Man with the Hoe” by Edwin Markham…

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    In the article Social Class of the Hidden Curriculum of Work, by Jean Anyon, discusses the different social classes in school rooms and the student-teacher interaction. The Working class focuses on following the steps of procedure, and are looked upon as the worst treated school environment, the Middle class focused on getting the right answer and were not allowed any decision making on their own, the Affluent Professional school focused on individual thought and expressiveness, and is very…

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    Recent research shows education has been improving, and I believe some has to do with technology. The dropout rate in schools has also decreased since 1980. One early critique education’s class bias is Dr. Jean Anyon. Anyon’s “Social Class and the Hidden Curriculum of Work,” research from 1980 is dated and no longer relevant, because the style of teaching has changed in the last 35 years. Jean Anyon visited five different schools. The schools she picked…

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    When I first read the article, “Social Class and the Hidden Curriculum of Work," by Jean Anyon, I was shocked at first, but then I came to the conclusion that this is reality. Everyday people are judged by their class in the economy. Everyday children are treated based on how much their parents income is. Living in a world that is so concerned with how much money one person is worth, is disturbing. Also, when teachers are placed in positions that they do not try to understand or respect their…

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    In the essay Social Class and the Hidden Curriculum of Work by Jean Anyon, she explores how different social classes influence education. She achieves this by observing five different 5th grade classrooms that she divided into the categories of “Working Class,” “Middle Class,” “Affluence Professional,” and “Executive Elite.” A “Working Class” school is a school that values order and gives the teacher complete control over the students. These classrooms mainly work on copying and rote…

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