Social Class and the Hidden Curriculum of Work

Speaking from my own personal experiences I would have to agree with researcher Jean Anyon's views on the correlations between social class and education. i attended an elementary school in North Philadelphia with children from mostly low income families. I attended secondary school in an affluent upper middle class community. There is definately a difference in the educational buudgets of these different schools which in my opinion adds to the discrepancy in education and curriculum. …showed first 75 words of 235 total…

…showed last 75 words of 235 total…more students from higher social/ economic classas will go on to higher education;and more students from lower social classes will seek vocational careers. There are many more options now in 2004, than when Jean Anyon wrote her article in 1980 on "hidden curriculum " in schools. There are religion based school, private academies, and specialized charter school appearing everywhere. Every guardian and student should research decide what they want from their education, and choose a school accordingly.