Unit 1 SCLY1 - Culture and Identity; Families and Households; Wealth, Poverty and Welfare
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Summary Social construction of childhood
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Unit 1 SCLY1 - Culture and Identity; Families and Households; Wealth, Poverty and Welfare
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Includes a table showing evidence of differing experiences of children (global comparisons) and (poverty/inequality), defining social construction, evidence for social construction, Philippe Aries, and mind map
Unit 1 SCLY1 - Culture and Identity; Families and Households; Wealth, Poverty and Welfare
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Research task – social construction
of childhood
Evidence of differing experiences of Evidence of differing experiences of
children (global comparisons) children (poverty / inequality)
Infants and young children in certain Many children younger than 5 in developing
ethnicities and cultures are subject to FGM countries are exposed to risks, including
malnutrition, poor health and unstimulating
home environments which detrimentally
affect their cognitive, motor and social-
emotional development.
Early/arranged marriage and childbearing Children in poverty have lesser access to
regular healthcare; water, sanitation and
hygiene
Over 14.5 million people are living in In 2016, around 152 million children were in
poverty in the UK, including 4.3 million child labour worldwide
children – cost of living crisis in the UK is
worsening poverty rates. 85% of parents
and carers are concerned about the impact
of the COLC.
Children have gone from economic assets Around 79% of children between the ages
to money sinks of 1-14 in the least developed countries
experience either physical punishment or
psychological aggression each year
Over half of parents and carers feel that the Only 50% of children in LIC’s who enter 1st
pandemic has had a negative impact on the grade pass through to the final grade of
education of their children primary school, in comparison to the world
average of 80% in 2016.
Children’s (10-15) average happiness with 49% of children living in lone parent families
life as a whole was significantly lower in are in poverty. Black and minority ethnic
2019/2020, than in 2009/2010. groups are more likely to be in poverty
Beginning of systemized schooling and the 47% of children living in families of 3 or
decline of a common public sociability. more children live in poverty
Over 70 million children around the world
work in hazardous conditions in agriculture,
mining, domestic labour and other sectors.
What is meant by the idea of ‘social construction’
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