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SED2601 Multiple Choice EXAM-PACK
Sociology in Education (University of South Africa)
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SED2601 MULTIPLE
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Sociology of Education
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Chapter 1: Theories in Sociology of Education
1. The discipline of Sociology of Education focuses on schools and ... .
1. society
2. nature
3. children
4. globalisation
2. At a macro level, Sociology of Education addresses ... .
1. interactions between teachers and learners
2. how schools impact on the achievement of individual learners
3. how various social forces, such as economics and culture impact on schools as
organisations
4. the way learners are treated by the school principal
3. The theory of functionalism argues that ... .
a) different parts of society (e.g. family, schools) should be viewed as separate and
independent entities from each other
b) different parts of society (e.g. schools, family) are interdependent on each other
c) society should punish 8bad9 citizens
d) the different parts of society can be compared to a family structure
1. c) and d)
2. a) and c)
3. b)
4. d)
4. Two of the major functionalist theorists are the following:
1. Bowles and Gintis.
2. Marx and Lenin.
3. Durkheim and Parsons.
4. Blackledge and Hunt.
5. The functionalist theorist, Robert Merton proposed that latent human functions are
the following:
a) Unintentional and not obvious.
b) Part of the school curriculum.
c) Intentional and obvious.
d) Practices that can be conveyed to future generations.
1. a) and b)
2. a)
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3. c)
4. b) and d)
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SED2601 Multiple Choice EXAM-PACK
Sociology in Education (University of South Africa)
Studocu is not sponsored or endorsed by any college or university
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Education opens up the
mind, expands it and allows
you to improve your life in
so many ways.
Education is the passport to
the future, for tomorrow
belongs to those who prepare
for it today
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SED2601 MULTIPLE
CHOICE EXAM-PACK
Sociology of Education
www.pro-tutors.co.za /
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Chapter 1: Theories in Sociology of Education
1. The discipline of Sociology of Education focuses on schools and ... .
1. society
2. nature
3. children
4. globalisation
2. At a macro level, Sociology of Education addresses ... .
1. interactions between teachers and learners
2. how schools impact on the achievement of individual learners
3. how various social forces, such as economics and culture impact on schools as
organisations
4. the way learners are treated by the school principal
3. The theory of functionalism argues that ... .
a) different parts of society (e.g. family, schools) should be viewed as separate and
independent entities from each other
b) different parts of society (e.g. schools, family) are interdependent on each other
c) society should punish 8bad9 citizens
d) the different parts of society can be compared to a family structure
1. c) and d)
2. a) and c)
3. b)
4. d)
4. Two of the major functionalist theorists are the following:
1. Bowles and Gintis.
2. Marx and Lenin.
3. Durkheim and Parsons.
4. Blackledge and Hunt.
5. The functionalist theorist, Robert Merton proposed that latent human functions are
the following:
a) Unintentional and not obvious.
b) Part of the school curriculum.
c) Intentional and obvious.
d) Practices that can be conveyed to future generations.
1. a) and b)
2. a)
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3. c)
4. b) and d)
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