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A Ound,Three DOCUBENTIESUME . ED127,29 ,95 \ ,.E,0 '009359 AUTHOR O'Shea, David W., Ed, TITLE Sociqlogy'of the 'School d Schooling: Proceedings of the Annual Conference ofhe SociologYof Education I .4 Association (Second, Asiloar, Pacific Grove, California, February 1-3, 974).'' INSTITUTION Sociology of Education Assoiation, Berkeley/ Calif. 4 SPQNS AGENCY National Inst. of Education DHEW), Waqhington, D.C. PUB DATE [74] NOTE ' 280p. k, EDRS PRICE ' MF-$0.83 HCL$15:6-91Plus*Postag DESCRIPTORS Conference Reports; EducationalChange; Bdubationall Objectives; 8dUcational Problem ; *Educational. Research; *Educational Socioldg ; E],emehtary Secondau Education; Grading; Larning ,Plrocesves; Models; Rotivation;, *Research Hthodology,; Research to Problems; School EaVironment; *Shools; $ocia SciencewResearch; Sociology:\ StUentAttitU Teacher Attitudes; Teachr Behavor ABSTRACT 1 Poceedingof th 1974 Second nual Conference .of i - the So iology of Educatio AsA)ci Lion are presented. Theconference, schcoling at the which ocuse upon the so o ogy the school an *4 element ry a seson.ary v ls, s structure a ound,three objectives: ) prov de s ci ogi s of,edmcat on ntortunity to review past rk in t fie d, ) explorecitnt led cational, (ward an agen or fUtire problems and olicy, a 3) ove , C. research. Tbe ix page rese to are followe b Oome4s from ' 1 . discussa ts. e first er, y -ties E. Bi we "The SocifogY, of'$choo ing, laid the,9 ound or pon whidh,s b entspeak rs- .were'able to ild. Burton R. Cla in "Adoles s and NA Reform," ri 1d the confe ence"lp r icipant's on eral recommend ti ps regarding, he fmtdrof'seconda y ducation. William.. G,...,Spady, in "'Authority an Emiathy in the Clas roIii," presented a 'I . deductive mod 1, of teacher behavior. An alternativ induciivel :. approach as `tesented by ugh Mehan,iA "Ethnometh dology and Education," iwhich he sh wed how a tea her is lirely' to ilxt mat ,' with students in ways that helconstruct Ind sustain the teahefts'. definition-of social reality. Elizabeth G.,Cohen, i "An Expe mental Approach to S hool Effect'swfocused oh the.problemiofrasear-h- hodology. he overriding conference issue revvied abund hel . bal ce betwe n "large-scale organizational" AndIlikicro,"-or , "person," oriented: research persPeotives. (gAtiiollny. ., ,fli Documents acquired by-ERIC delude many informalunpulgishedMaterielsnot available' from other soces. ERIC makes every ' 'encountered and this affects the effort to obtain The best copy available. Nevertheless,items of marginal reproOupibility are often Service (EDRS). quality of the Microfiche and hardcopy reproductionsERIC makes available via the ERIC Document Reproduction EDRS is not responsible for the quality of the originaldocumentatepFoductiont supplies by EDRS are the best that can be made from 4 .'. 6 I .. i 4 . '4 the original. i', . , 4 6 ,;.,. 'I. ,' 4 $ . 4 4 , . OP . 646 1,6* ,4( U S DEPARTMENT OFHEATH: EDUCATION& WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF , .EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO. DUCED EXACTLY 4A5 RECEIVED- FROM . THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ACING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS. socioLocy or THE SCHOOL . STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE f SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AND SCHOOLING, EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY ti PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THErSOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ASILOMAR, PACIFIC GROVE; CALIFORNIA. FEBRUARY 1-3, 1974 I `t. CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY THE SOCIOLOGY ,QE' EDUCATION ASSOC ION AND NAT/0 STITU pr EDUCA I ti Q1 David 0 Shea, Editor '> 1 t , 4% I 1 A CONTENTS. r 1%. 1 1 . Section PrOgram, e. V 1. 'PrograM Committee vii 1 I . , ' INTRODUCTION.' David O'Shea 0 , IL. THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCHOOLING:Charles E. Bidwell . , . 4',...- 5 .. e 1 / ,...-------- Reports from discussion group chairpersons. / , / .. , / xA / . , , : 26 Robert Wel* tt: grpup 1 ; . 000 , :e 0, ., Ronald G. CorWin. GrOup 2 . 4 31 kS Dorothy Meier. Group 3. ...... 2 . f . 1.:134 . .., ..,., . : . tg 41 ,Richaid flehbrg. Group 4 \ 7% 4 n B. 'Clark,i- . 46 ADOLES NTS ANDS 0401 REE:ORM4 Bu ,. 4 %k I - Comments Discussants. 1- ., ..- A' - S, - 1 .. t0 v1 4Ed. dL. dDill , .... / Warv 1 1 . 4 C. IRis .... , , , - Rob . AUTHO EMPAT HY IN THELAS J1 . 1 -....,.J COmmens by iscussants'. ' 1 . \ ' Robert Dreebgh . , , flichabi, Fullan i . , . ., . -.! :, . , ..,.., .... -.., C. Wayne Gordon I ,) . , 4: , 4,..,.!,' ,.. Rerponsi, to. DiscuSAAts- / -0 ....- V *11iam G: Spad .. 36* 4= , W J 7 r C -y' 4 ' Section Page R , .o . -15 . I. : 0 ., V. '. ETHNOMETHODOL(X?Y AND EDUCATXON. Hugh Mehan !. , 1,41 I , . t. li / t , CommentsbyDiAcusiahts. .,, e 4 It ' . Frederick 'Erickson . ,, ,A '4; '" 199' , , - b. ' . , , .. i;.- ..t., i Den C. Lortie to .. a,.'..... 20 C ' ,. 6 ,t:. ! , , s, ,.. ° John I. Kitiuse I Z .O t 211 e .,. , . , N Ivan Charner ' . .. , ... -45 .1. ,. ,,,, . s'' , .. .VI. ANEXPER.IMENTAL APPROACHTO,SCHOOLEFFECTS: Elizabeth G. ,. , Cohen . ... .....'. t 220 S. !. 0. .t Comments by Discussants. .. P. I Clarence Bradford . .... ....... - .'234 . '; W. Russell Ellis 239 *Jane Mercer 243 \ VIr. CONCLUDING SUMMARY SESSION ;53 Finet Ccartn Conference Speakers Wjill am G." Spady 253 \ ; ' Hugh fehan . , ..J... .. ... t. ...2. 255, Jane ercer 260 . t t, Willi G. Spady \- 263 1 ?ti '1 Burton R.'Clark, \ 264; . t 1 ....- ,, Charles E. Bidwell1 1 266, II William G. Spec* ...' .,1... ., e2713 .. .. ... '1 . APPENDIX. THE SOCIOLOGY OF .EDUCATION.ASSOCIATION 273., ,-, ,. 1 ..- . , 'I ' 'r iv a tt, 0 a` F CONFERENCE PROGRAM s2 , Friday, February 1, 1974 p . 7:00 Sessiont' 'THE oSOCIOLOGYOF- SCHOOLING: Charles E. Bidwell,' *: University ofChichgd.: 1/4. ..; . N . *' - Chairperson: Audrey 911warti,"UnivArsity o . , e4 ; ;Southern Calif ornla: . '. A, . ; , . - .DisdassantS:-Re0;ert,.Wenker.t, UniversitT-of . jierkeley. .. Ronald G. Corwin,' 614o StAte Univer- k .Dorotlyfhier, California State Uni-' -c , - varsity, Northridge, 2% ' Richard Rehberg, State University ,of New York at Binghamton. , e ' Saturday February 2 e 9:0.0a.m. Sessiori:.ADOLESCENTS. SCHOOL REFORM. Burtc(n.R.Clark, Tale University. M . - , . Chairp son: Oscer Grusky, UniVerthity.of.Ca4foinia Los Angeles Discuss Edward ,L.,i1C1*(1:,'3'caline,H;p14ns"Lin,iVak7'.:.:.J,.' C " -.. - siti, ..' .. ''.-c.. ....;,--.' '...,-. -2- :'.. -"sRay o. 41si;:13ortiand t-et..tiiigrersiw. Robert`T:Stouti-CalifOrnia-Statb'Unir. 6 r - versa. Fullertop.'.°4-.7, ,.-: . - .AUTHO ATHY IN tHH.CIISSROOM. Arilliam d., Spadl, nstitute of EdOcat4on.; , . 0 , n Du yBlake, CalifoCaliforniaSteUnivat- -.--,, 1 . -sty;Northridge. - ,,--4 1 , Discupanta: Robert Dreeben,\UntVersity f Chicago. Michael Fullan,,Ontario Ins tute for StudieS in EcuCitiOn: 4 C. Wayne GordonUnilversityofCall"- fornia,- Loi - ! Optional Special Interest, Group INTRODUCTORY PRESENTAION AND,S ppLow OF DIVATIO, SURVEY, ORT._ Rich d-Th3 el 4.1 ). ASSOCIATION MEMBERSMI California. State Univrsity, too thridge: . k , s. ,; f S 3:30 p.m. .Sesgion: ETHNOMETHODOLOGY AND EDUCATION. Hugh Mehan, Univer- sity of California,San'Diego. Chaii-person: William Speizman, Universitieof fornia, Los lIngeles. ' Discussants: Frederick Erickson, Hary University. an Lortie, Universi of Chicago. John I. Kitsuse, Nortlrefe ern Univer- sity. Charter, Natiohal IAstitute of Education. 8:00 p.m. 1 Session: AN EXpERIMEiTIAL APPROACH 1I'0 SCHO& EFFECTS. Eliza- A- beth G.hCohen, Stanford University. 11. Chairpersdn:'Eleanor fildmenberg, Education Director, Anti-Defamation Leag,lie, Western 4 States. A Discussants:Clarence Bradford, University of Cali- . , 4. fornia, Los Angeles. ( W. Russell Ellig, University bf Cali- for4ia, Berkeley. Jane Mercer, University. of California;. / 4versidp. I ,''Sunday, February 'az' I i . 9:00 a.m. Digroussioroups. dOOrdinator:. DiVid 011ea..,University"-of' . t ,f Califorilia, Los Angeles. 4 0 S 1: . dChcIntling Se . I . r. 1 ,0 FIND, CON pENCE sgESPEAKERS .... Chairpers n: k7 liiM G.,gpadri Natibn Ihstj..P1't. .-.: , _ , ,.'; " .: Hof Education:, N - . ANNtlitrizmBgslixxo m4iT.ING, socolloi9y OF BDUCATION ASSOCIATION,, Chairperson: "Andrey JP, SCHWartz, President, SA. I V ar PROGRAM COMMITTEE.' ti David W. O'Shea, UCLA,Chairman O 0. Dudley Blake, California State University, Northridge . 1 1 .: ' . '; V. Eleanor Blumenberg, Western StatesEducation.Director, Anti-:Defamation tea 0 - -Ni Dorothy Meier, California State Unversity, Northridge. 0 Audrey J: Schwartz, USC Richard Thtel,:CaliforniaState University, Northridge Assisted by: . 4. A ` William G. Spady, National Institute of EauCa 1 Assisting. with Conference ,ArrangeMents . , , --. .kobert!'L.rtalatrello, California State Coliege,,,DOmin . ..,_- 1 0 / ---:.. ,. David McK011, California State University, Sanose , P / I Julie Stulac, Stanford. University a, tr vii' ; , ,441 I. INTRODUdTIO . These proceedings reflect contemporary.directions andmethodologies of . / .socioldgical research regarAing educationarphenomena in elemdhtary and sec- , . , . "..- -- ondary schools. They rep t on a conference which brought together 120Per- "4 ' e a '. sons,for oneweekend in the congenial atmosbherof the Asilomar Conference .. :, '' t,1 1Zenter,near Monterey. The bvfierence, which fo ussed upon the Sociology of . - .1 - :. ' the school, and schodlidg, was structured arounthree objectives: to pro- ... vide sociologists of education an opportunity t o review past work in their 'field; to explore current educational'problems and the Ways in which'socid- . 1 logical,- research might infOrm the decisions of eduCational policya -maker'S, . 14 . .andto move. toward and agenda for future ,research. An extraor4i.na range..of ideas
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