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SED2601 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
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SED 2601 Learning Unit 1 Questions with solutions
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What is sociology of education? - Uses theoretical perspectives and rigorous research to provide 
important insights into the ways in which schools affect individuals and groups. 
What are the 3 basic concepts? - 1. Sociology 
2. Education 
3. Sociology of education 
Sociology - - studies social groups and individuals & 
- their interrelationships with social structures.
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SED 2601 Learning Unit 2 Questions with solutions
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What is the main ideas for Functionalism (macro-sociological)? - Social order 
Consensus 
Social systems 
Socialisation 
Norms & Values 
Manifest & Latent functions 
What are the main ideas for Conflict theory (macro-sociological)? - Conflict 
Change 
Social class 
Inequalities 
Power
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ED 2601 Exam Questions with solutions
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Sociology is a study of? - Social systems that should be investigated as an interrelated whole. 
Theorists argue that education is? - A means of shaping learners' charaters. 
The Sociology of education... - Examines the relationship between the school, politics, economics 
and culture
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SED Final Exam Questions with solutions
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The diagnosis of a hearing loss is made by a combination of professionals which include the child's own 
doctor, - an otologist and an audiologist 
This exceptionality refers to orthopedic impairments, which adversely affect a child's educational 
performance, and is generally characterized by mobility limitations. - Physical Disability 
The majority of students in this category will take an alternate assessment, rather than the standardized 
statewide tests. - Multiple Disabilities
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SED 2601 Learning Unit 4 Questions with solutions
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Functionalism & Conflict Theory both take? - Macro-sociological perspectives of society which 
means that the individual or the human element is marginalised. 
Symbolic Interactionism - Redresses this omission by using a micro-sociological perspective and 
by focusing on the self/ individual within the context of society. 
Symbolic Interactionism argues that? - Humans make meanings which are derived from social 
interactions
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SED2601 Assignment 2 2023.
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The document SED2601 Assignment 2 2023. contain a list of questions and their correct answers. The answers are well researched guaranteeing the user of the document a score of above 80% in their assignment.
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SED 2601 EXAM NOTES COMPLETE SOLUTION
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Features of the functionalist theory: 
 
•	Social order: Is a system of linked/related social structures which include institutions such as schools; customs; values and practices. All these structures conserve, maintain and enforce social patterns. The emphasis is on the ‘social’ (society) and the ‘order’ (as in keeping order)in a society so that it functions/works effectively. 
•	The interdependence of different parts of society: Functionalists argue that different parts of society ...
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Outline two reasons why marketisation policies may produce inequality of educational 
achievement between social classes. 
Answer: 
 cream-skimming; successful schools can attract higher 
achievers, who are more likely to be middle-class. 
 silt-shifting; successful schools can avoid taking less able, 
largely working-class pupils, who thus end up in low-achieving 
schools. 
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Outline three reasons for gender differences in educational achievement. 
Answer: 
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