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<EM>The Sociology of Education</EM> is a rich interdisciplinary field that studies schools as their own social world as well as their place within the larger society. The field draws contributions from education, sociology, human development, family studies, economics, politics and public policy. <EM>Sociology of Education: An A-to-Z Guide</EM> introduces students to the social constructions of our educational systems and their many players, including students and their peers, teachers, parents, the broader community, politicians and policy makers. The roles of schools, the social processes governing schooling, and impacts on society are all critically explored. Despite an abundance of textbooks and specialized monographs, there are few up-to-date reference works in this area.

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Articles.
Reader&#x0027;s Guide.
About the Editor.
List of Contributors.
Introduction.
Chronology.
1: Ability Grouping.
2: Abstract/Concrete Attitudes.
3: Administration of Education.
4: Adolescence.
5: Adolescent Sexual Behavior.
6: Adult Education.
7: Adult Literacy.
8: Advanced and Honors Classes.
9: Advanced Degrees.
10: Affluent Children.
11: Afghanistan.
12: After-School Programs.
13: Age Grouping of Students.
14: Aggressive Behaviors in Classrooms.
15: Agricultural Education.
16: Alabama.
17: Alaska.
18: Algeria.
19: Alternative and Second Chance Education.
20: American Samoa.
21: Angola.
22: Argentina.
23: Arizona.
24: Arkansas.
25: Asian Americans.
26: Assimilation Without Acculturation.
27: At-Risk Students.
28: Attitude/Achievement Paradox.
29: Australia.
30: Austria.
31: Baccalaureate Education, Pre-International.
32: Bahamas.
33: Bangladesh.
34: Banking Concept of Education.
35: Barbados.
36: Belgium.
37: Bell Curve, the.
38: Bernstein, Basil.
39: Bidwell, Charles.
40: Bilingual Education.
41: Black Colleges and Universities, Historically.
42: Black Cultural Capital.
43: Blind Students.
44: Bloom, Allan.
45: Boarding Schools.
46: Bourdieu, Pierre.
47: Bowles, Samuel and Herbert Gintis.
48: Brazil.
49: Brookover, Wilbur B..
50: Brown v. Board of Education.
51: Bulgaria.
52: Burden of Acting White.
53: Busing.
54: California.
55: Cambodia.
56: Cameroon.
57: Canada.
58: Career and Technical Education.
59: Catholic Schools.
60: Charter Schools.
61: Cheerleading Equity Policy.
62: Child Care.
63: Childhood.
64: Chile.
65: China.
66: Class Inequality: Achievement.
67: Class Inequality: College Enrollment and Completion.
68: Class Inequality: High School Dropout Rates.
69: Classroom Dynamics.
70: Classroom Interactions: Teachers and Students.
71: Classroom Interactions between Students.
72: Classroom Language.
73: Cognitive Skill/Intellectual Skill.
74: Coleman James S..
75: Coleman Report, the.
76: College Advising.
77: College Proximity.
78: College Transferring.
79: Colombia.
80: Colorado.
81: Community Colleges.
82: Complexity Theory.
83: Concerted Cultivation/Natural Growth.
84: Conflict Theory of Education.
85: Congo, Democratic Republic of the.
86: Connecticut.
87: Constructivism.
88: Content and Text Analysis.
89: Cooled Out.
90: Corporal Punishment.
91: Costa Rica.
92: Credit for Work Experience, College Students.
93: Credit for Work Experience, High School Students.
94: Critical Discourse Analysis.
95: Critical Race Theory in Education.
96: Critical Theory of Education.
97: Cuba.
98: Cultural Capital.
99: Cultural Capital and Gender.
100: Curriculum Standardization.
101: Czech Republic and Slovakia.
102: De Facto Tracking.
103: Deaf Students.
104: Delaware.
105: Denmark.
106: Deskilling of the Teaching Profession.
107: De-Tracking.
108: Dewey, John.
109: Digital Divide/Digital Capital.
110: Disabled Students.
111: Discipline in Education.
112: Diseases and Education.
113: District of Columbia.
114: Dominican Republic.
115: Drinking and Education, Adolescent.
116: Dropouts.
117: Drug Use and Education.
118: Durkheim, &#x00C9;mile.
119: Early Childhood.
120: Early Graduates.
121: Earning Potential and Education.
122: Ebonics (African American English) and Education.
123: Ecuador.
124: Educational Aspirations/Expectations.
125: Educational Policymakers.
126: Educationalization.
127: Egypt.
128: El Salvador.
129: Elementary Education.
130: English as a Second Language.
131: English Proficiency/Fluent English Proficient Students.
132: Epistemological Issues in Educational Research.
133: Ethics in Education.
134: Ethiopia.
135: Ethnography.
136: European Union.
137: Expansion of Education.
138: Extended Kinship and Education.
139: Extracurricular Activities.
140: Failing Schools.
141: Family Structure and Education.
142: Feeder Patterns/Catchment Zones.
143: Feminist Critiques of Educational Practices.
144: Feminist Critiques of Educational Research.
145: Feminist Research Methodology.
146: Field Trips.
147: Finland.
148: Florida.
149: For-Profit Education.
150: France.
151: Freire, Paulo.
152: Functionalist Theory of Education.
153: Funding of Schools.
154: Gender and School Sports.
155: Gender Inequality: College Enrollment and Completion.
156: Gender Inequality: College Major.
157: Gender Inequality: High School Dropout Rates.
158: Gender Inequality: Mathematics.
159: Gender Inequality: Occupational Segregation of Teachers.
160: Gender Inequality: Returns to Educational Investments.
161: Gender Theories in Education.
162: General Educational Development.
163: Georgia.
164: Germany.
165: Ghana.
166: Gifted Education.
167: Globalization.
168: Governmental Influence on Education.
169: Grade Inflation.
170: Grading.
171: Grandparents&#x0027; Role in Education.
172: Greece.
173: Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands.
174: Guatemala.
175: Guidance Counselors, Role of.
176: Guyana.
177: Haiti.
178: Hallinan, Maureen.
179: Hauser, Robert.
180: Hawai&#x2018;i.
181: Head Start.
182: Hermeneutics.
183: Hidden Curriculum.
184: High School Exit Exams.
185: Higher Education.
186: Home Schooling.
187: Homeless Children.
188: Homework.
189: Honduras.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
1: Nation at Risk, A.
2: Native American Students.
3: Nebraska.
4: Neighborhood Effects.
5: Nepal.
6: Netherlands.
7: Nevada.
8: New Hampshire.
9: New Jersey.
10: New Mexico.
11: New York.
12: New Zealand.
13: Nicaragua.
14: Nigeria.
15: No Child Left Behind.
16: Noncompliant Believers, Cultural Mainstreamers, and Cultural Straddlers.
17: North Carolina.
18: North Dakota.
19: North Korea.
20: Norway.
21: Oakes, Jeannie.
22: Occupational Aspirations/Expectations.
23: Ohio.
24: Oklahoma.
25: Online Education.
26: Opportunity to Learn Standards.
27: Oppositional Culture.
28: Oregon.
29: Overeducation.
30: Pakistan.
31: Palestinian Territories.
32: Panama.
33: Paraguay.
34: Parent Education.
35: Parental Cultural Capital.
36: Parental Educational Expectations.
37: Parental Involvement.
38: Parent-Teacher Associations.
39: Pennsylvania.
40: Peru.
41: Phenomenology, Existentialism, and Education.
42: Philippines.
43: Physical Education.
44: Poland.
45: Policy-Oriented Research.
46: Political Activism (Student) and Student Movements.
47: Popularity in School.
48: Portugal.
49: Positivism, Antipositivism, and Empiricism.
50: Postmodernism and Education.
51: Poverty and Education.
52: Preschool Programs.
53: Prior Learning Assessment.
54: Private Schools.
55: Professional Socialization of Teachers.
56: Puerto Rico.
57: Qualitative Research on Education.
58: Quantitative Research on Education.
59: Race and Cultural Capital.
60: Race Sensitive Admission Policies/Affirmative Action.
61: Race to the Top.
62: Racial Climate on Campus.
63: Racial Inequality: Achievement.
64: Racial Inequality: College Enrollment and Completion.
65: Racial Inequality: High School Dropout Rates.
66: Racial Inequality: Returns to Educational Investments.
67: Racism in Education.
68: Reading to Children.
69: Reggio Emilia Approach.
70: Religious Education.
71: Research Paradigms in Educational Studies.
72: Reserve Officers&#x0027; Training Corps (ROTC).
73: Residential Mobility and Education.
74: Resistance Theory.
75: Resource Allocation in Schools.
76: Rhode Island.
77: Romania.
78: Rousseau, Jean-Jacques.
79: Rural Schooling.
80: Russia.
81: Rwanda.
82: Saudi Arabia.
83: Savings for College/Education.
84: School Catchment Zones, Politically Defined School Boundaries.
85: School Choice.
86: School Counseling.
87: School Effects.
88: School Mobility and Education.
89: School Organization.
90: School Reentry.
91: School Size/Class Size.
92: School-Parent Relationships.
93: Schools as Bureaucracies.
94: School-to-Work Transitions.
95: Secondary Education.
96: Self-Esteem.
97: Service Learning.
98: Sewell, William.
99: Sex Education.
100: Sexism in Education.
101: Sibling Effects in Education.
102: Singapore.
103: Single-Parent Household Structure and Education.
104: Single-Sex Education.
105: Skipping Grades.
106: Social Capital.
107: Social Promotion and Grade Retention.
108: Social Psychological Theories of Teaching.
109: Social Role of the Teacher.
110: Social Status of Teachers.
111: Sociocultural Approaches to Learning and Development.
112: South Africa.
113: South Carolina.
114: South Dakota.
115: South Korea.
116: Spain.
117: Special Education.
118: Sports and Schools.
119: Standardized Testing.
120: Status Attainment.
121: Stepparent Household Structure and Education.
122: Student Attachment to School.
123: Student Roles in the Classroom.
124: Student Work and Educational Effects.
125: Student-Teacher Racial Mismatch.
126: Student/Teacher Ratio.
127: Study Abroad.
128: Sudan.
129: Summer School.
130: Summer Setback.
131: Suspensions.
132: Sweden.
133: Switzerland.
134: Syria.
135: Taiwan.
136: Tanzania.
137: Tardiness.
138: Teacher Attrition.
139: Teacher Decision-Making Power.
140: Teacher Expectations.
141: Teacher Placement and Staffing.
142: Teacher Recruitment, Induction, and Retention.
143: Technology Education.
144: Technology in the Classroom.
145: Teen Pregnancy and Education.
146: Television and Education.
147: Tennessee.
148: Texas.
149: Textbooks.
150: Thailand.
151: Theater Education.
152: Title IX.
153: Tournament Track Mobility.
154: Tracking.
155: Training of Teachers.
156: Transitions, School.
157: Trinidad and Tobago.
158: Truancy.
159: Turkey.
160: Uganda.
161: Ukraine.
162: Underqualified Teachers.
163: Unions of Teachers.
164: United Kingdom.
165: Urban Schooling.
166: Utah.
167: Uzbekistan.
168: Venezuela.
169: Vermont.
170: Vietnam.
171: Violence in Schools.
172: Virginia.
173: Voucher Programs.
174: Waldorf.
175: Washington.
176: Wealth and Education.
177: Weber, Max.
178: West Virginia.
179: Wisconsin.
180: Women in Math/Science.
181: Working Parents.
182: Worldwide Education Revolution.
183: Wyoming.
184: Year-Round School.
185: Yemen.
186: Youth Cultures and Subcultures.
187: Youth Friendship and Conflict in Schools.
Glossary.
Resource Guide.
World Education Statistics.
U.S. Education Statistics.
Index.

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