Spoilt for Choice’: the working classes and educational markets
作者： Diane Reay , Stephen J. Ball
关键词: School choice 、 Sociology 、 Working class 、 Public education 、 Pedagogy 、 Market forces 、 Secondary education 、 Ambivalence 、 Social science 、 Social research
摘要: … much in an area where failure is still a common working-class … discursively construct working-class parents as ill informed and … But I think Danny would hate to turn around and say oh, t …
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