Adam was born into a port family Chicago. When he grows up he wants to be a doctor. How does the educational system affect that social mobility of a person from a poor family, like Adam, who wishes to become a doctor?

The educational system preserves privileged access to some position, making success more difficult for those without economic privilege.

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Colten Larson

27 May, 13:48

Adam was born into a port family Chicago. When he grows up he wants to be a doctor. How does the educational system affect that social mobility of a person from a poor family, like Adam, who wishes to become a doctor?

The educational system preserves privileged access to some position, making success more difficult for those without economic privilege.

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Claire Carney · Answer 1

The educational system preserves privileged access to some position, making success more difficult for those without economic privilege.

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Our educational system is such that there are certain positions which are reserved for people or students having a beneficial economic background and the children or people who are poor cannot get access to those positions. A person belonging to a poor family has to strive hard for his goals as compared to a person who has a rich background and can easily claim certain goals through money or through power of money.