Conflict theory views education differently than functionalism. It argues that education is used to maintain existing power structures and social inequality by creating a docile workforce that accepts their role in the lower working class. The purpose of education, according to conflict theory, is to preserve the power of elite groups and ensure the working class remains subordinate.
Conflict theory views education differently than functionalism. It argues that education is used to maintain existing power structures and social inequality by creating a docile workforce that accepts their role in the lower working class. The purpose of education, according to conflict theory, is to preserve the power of elite groups and ensure the working class remains subordinate.
Conflict theory views education differently than functionalism. It argues that education is used to maintain existing power structures and social inequality by creating a docile workforce that accepts their role in the lower working class. The purpose of education, according to conflict theory, is to preserve the power of elite groups and ensure the working class remains subordinate.
According to the conflict theory, education is not truly a social
benefit or opportunity as seen by the functionalist . Rather, education is a powerful mean of maintaining power structures and creating a docile work force for capitalism. The purpose of education is to maintain social inequality and to preserve the power of those in the working class to accept their position as a lower class their position as a lower class worker of society