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Education And The Middle Class 1st Edition Power

  • SKU: BELL-1382820
Education And The Middle Class 1st Edition Power
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Publisher: Open University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.21 MB
Pages: 184
Author: POWER
ISBN: 9780335205554, 9780335227518, 0335205550, 0335227511
Language: English
Year: 2003
Edition: 1

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Education And The Middle Class 1st Edition Power by Power 9780335205554, 9780335227518, 0335205550, 0335227511 instant download after payment.

It is often assumed that for middle class and academically able children, schooling is a straightforward process that leads to academic success, higher education and entry into middle class occupations. However, this fascinating book shows these relationships to be complex and often uncertain.

Based on the biographies of 350 young men and women who might have been considered 'destined for success' at the start of their secondary schooling, the book maps out the educational pathways they took. It analyses their subsequent achievements and entry into employment and compares them with their parents, with one another, and with their generation. Identifying patterns in the data, it also explores examples of extraordinary success and failure, and various forms of interrupted and disrupted careers.

As well as documenting a compelling human story, the findings have important implications for current policy debates about academic selection, access to elite universities, and the limits of meritocracy.

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