Social Research: The Working Class And The Middle Class

Social Class
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Social Class
There is a difference between the working class and the middle class in the way that they parent. This is relative to the organization of the daily lives approach. In the middle classes, the families have organized activities. Children in the middle classes will have the organized activities such as soccer, violin classes, French classes or even drama classes that are driven by the parents. These are activities that the parents feel shape the lives of the children now and in the future. This is different from the working classes parenting approach where the children have a much more relaxed approach. There is a natural approach where the children choose their daily life activities. Language use on the other hand is more formal when it comes to the middle class. In the middle class children are taught how use vocabularies in their homes compared to the working class. The middle class, have a better command in the language. This is relative to the fact that most of the parents in the middle class try to get their children to understand language. The working class on the hand do take the chance to educate their children on language. This brings out the difference between the middle class and the working class. The social connections on other hand, when it comes to the middle class, there is a formal approach. This is relative to the fact that for the working class, forming the social connections takes much of their time, as they are able to relate with much ease. This is the same case when it comes to the intervention in social institutions. For the middle class children, social instit...