Marxists view education as a tool for the ruling class to maintain capitalist domination of society. By producing passive workers and ensuring cultural ...

The view of the role of education put forward by Marxism is that, education serves to further and strengthen the capitalist agenda to create a workforce.

Marxist writer Bourdieu sees a key role of the education system, in a capitalist society, is the legitimisation of class inequalities and the reproduction of ...

Marxists such as Althusser view the education system as acting as an ideological state apparatus through which the state implicitly impose ruling class ...

The Marxist theory of Education views Education as a means to indoctrinate young people and promote the ideology of the ruling class. The education system, ...

Marxist sociologists argue that middle class pupils succeed because they are valued more in a capitalist society. For example, Althusser argues that education ...

He, later on, argued that the Karl Marx's principle on the education is not accurate since the 'lads' were not open to secondary socialisation and changing ...

Marxism was a theory created by someone called Karl Marx about society. The theory suggests that western societies, like Britain, are controlled by the economy.

Marxists, on the contrary believe that all aspects of society function for the alienation and manipulation of the Proletariat, for example within the education ...

The School institution prepares pupils for exploitation. Louis Althusser, a neo-Marxist thinker, argued that education is an 'ideological state apparatus'.