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How Curricula Can Perpetuate Class Differences in Sociology

This blog post explores how curricula can perpetuate class differences and social inequalities in education. It discusses the concept of social reproduction theory, the role of the hidden curriculum, the lack of relevant and contextualized knowledge, unequal access to educational resources, and strategies to address these issues. By promoting inclusivity, diversity, and equity in education, we can create a more inclusive and equitable learning environment for all students.

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The Role of Education in Legitimizing Inequality

Learn how education can contribute to the legitimization of inequality. Explore the social reproduction theory, unequal access to quality education, biased curriculum, hidden curriculum, credentialism, and reproduction of cultural capital. Understand the mechanisms that perpetuate existing social hierarchies and the importance of addressing and challenging them for a more equitable and inclusive educational system.

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