The Research Finding That an Extremely Intelligent Working-Class Student Was

question 21

Multiple Choice

The research finding that an extremely intelligent working-class student was much less likely to do well at school than a less intelligent student from a higher socioeconomic group shows:

• A)Cultural capital largely determines who will become successful
• B)Although schools equally value each social class,working-class students are more likely to fail due to joining subcultures
• C)If every student continues in school until they earn a bachelor degree,then the unequal experience of education is removed at the job market
• D)Education is a meritocracy

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Frequency

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