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GCSE Sociology - Education

[Class Differences in Achievement]

Poorer children in a school
More privilege children in a school

There are certain words that will help you get better marks at GCSE and are important to use to do well at AS level. These words are used in explaining why the working class get worse results in education than children from middle class backgrounds.

Key words: Scroll over the pictures below to reveal the term
and definition.

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