https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng Inequality in education en-us 2023-01-17 06:52:10 UTC 2025-11-16 20:05:16 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446701168 Stratification: they receive the same education 
1. small population-teacher can more forces on student's need.
2. limited school choice
3. highly qualified teachers- get good education from them so can increase the opportunity to improve social mobility  
4. state-controlled education-the cost of education fee is low as the government pay for them and can ensure all student get into school.
5. Egalitarian system-there is no a class system, farmers and bourgeoisie can get equal education.

]]> 2023-01-17 11:36:41 UTC https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446701168 amao11 https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446709176 In UK, because of the large disparities within countries, between states and between school districts. So there has a social inequality. The unjust and discriminatory social structures that create social inequalities. It biased in the favour of those already with power.
1. The poor region can not attract good teachers to teach them, but the rich area can receive better education. Poverty makes it harder to access resources in UK. However, there also has availability of school choice between different types of schools. So the rich people can pay fees to get better eductaion.
2.  elitist private sector- The meritocracy rewards individual abilities and is competitive. It motivates people with better abilities and qualifications.]]> 2023-01-17 11:44:17 UTC https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446709176 https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446711084 Stratification: they receive different education according to their background
1. early selection: they need to choose their career in a very young age, they don't know what they want to be in the future. Therefore, they might follow what their parents' doing, depends on their parents' background and the lower part will remains in the lower part of the society. Also, they will have lower level of education in the early age and therefore with early selection, they will be forced to choose lower level job.
2. Cannot change the system due to politics and therefore the problem  mention in 1. cannot be eased and continue the trend
3.+4. they need to fill int he labour market so some people will be distribute to lower level job in order to fill the labour force, teenagers who are trained since 16 are given lower salary but the country can still have more labour force to work.]]> 2023-01-17 11:45:44 UTC https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446711084 https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446713430 1. homogenous schools, state controlled education lead to similar quality of education
2. Highly qualified teachers > leads to better teaching quality 
3. state controlled education> government funding> lower cost of education fee
4. limited school choice > lower satisfaction for students and parents as they have less subject to choose to study. ]]> 2023-01-17 11:47:47 UTC https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446713430 2706645 https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446713593 Social stratification can be demonstrated in education system as the level of access and attainment of education correlates to the individual's level of economic status, social classes, gender, personal preferences etc. To put this into perspective, In Japan, only 10% could attend private school up to lower sec, it reflects that different levels of wealthiness and social classes determine if they have access to better high schools.
On the flip side, Japan education system also   attempts to provide an equal opportunity of education through comprehensive compulsory education to every individuals who are under 16 while most teachers have four years of degree which could ensure the quality of education  is the same for everyone. Simultaneously, there are only limited autonomy for students to choose their textbooks or develop different curricula, which resulted in securances of equal and identitical education to every students.]]> 2023-01-17 11:47:57 UTC https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446713593 https://padlet.com/eclyne/26y2xfvu3qnuofng/wish/2446719815 The education is stratified because students must choose what path they will follow in upper secondary system such as getting into university or work. The lower class are not financially able to gain more education therefore it is more likely for them to find work which will then lead to the same cycle. Students who have low performance must repeat their grade therefore not giving them the chance to improve themselves and the students that preform highly will have the advantage of earning higher positions and increase the mobility.

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