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Meritocracy. Parsons claimed that the education system was meritocratic . By this, he meant, that pupils' education achievement and success were the result of their abilities and mentality to work and were not influenced by the students' social class, gender or ethnicity.
25 нояб. 2019 г. · Meritocracy describes a society whereby jobs and pay are allocated based on an individual's talent and achievements rather than social status.
5 сент. 2017 г. · Ultimately Parsons believed that the education system was meritocratic and because of this it created value consensus in an unequal society. Education: Meritocracy and... · Evaluations of Parsons
15 авг. 2024 г. · One of the important values of contemporary society, according to Parsons, is meritocracy. He argues that in our society, there is equality of ...
13 янв. 2024 г. · Parsons believed in the concept of meritocracy, wherein individuals are rewarded based on their merit and abilities. Education, according to ...
Parsons argued that both the education system and society are based on 'meritocratic' principles. Meritocracy is a system which expresses the idea that people ...
Parsons argued that schools are meritocratic (the harder a student works, the more they will succeed). Individuals are judged on universalistic standards ( ...
In addition, Parsons argued that education facilitates students to be “meritocratic” whereby role allocations are focused on the individual's skills and ...
⭐Explain Parsons' concept of meritocracy: achievement based on talent and effort. ⭐Discuss how education provides opportunities for social mobility and status ...
22 мая 2015 г. · Parson views education as being part of a meritocracy. Education is a secondary agent of socialisation – bridge between family and society.
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