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The existence of social inequality and the intergenerational transmission of social status stands in stark contrast to the supposedly prevailing principle of achievement in society. The causes of this can be found above all in the family, which has a significant influence on children’s development and future prospects through the capital available to them as well as their habitus and lifestyle. Another decisive factor is the school, which, through primary and secondary factors, contributes to the fact that educational success is still largely dependent on social background. At the same time, however, it also offers great potential to counteract the cycle of reproducing social disadvantage. Possible approaches include the expansion of early childhood education programmes, pedagogical practice and dealing with cultural and habitual differences through inclusive teaching, grading as well as structural changes regarding transitions and all-day school models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Shame can be understood as a mediator between individual feelings and societal conditions. In our contribution, we pose the question of how shame becomes effective in power relations and, drawing on Bourdieu's critical sociology of power, focus on two different, albeit intertwined, symbolic power relations: class and racism. How are racism and class mediated in, through and with shame? What is the role of shame in these relations? To address these questions, we refer to two interdisciplinary research projects: A qualitative-empirical study on social and educational upward mobility and a theoretical study on dealing with shame in civic education. Building on this, we reconstruct three facets of shame in the context of symbolic relations of violence: Shame as a hinge of (re)production (1), shame as inherently linked with shame defense mechanisms (2) and shame as a quality of attunement (3). The article ends with an outlook on further questions regarding the political-social situation of shame. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Im Mittelpunkt des Teilprojekts 3 „Fachdidaktische Professionalisierung unter Berücksichtigung sozialer Ungleichheit und Inklusion“ des Bielefelder Projekts BiProfessional der Qualitätsoffensive Lehrerbildung (Förderkennzeichen: 01JA1908) stand die Frage, wie die Produktion und Reproduktion sozialer Ungleichheit durch Lehrer*innenhandeln und institutionelle Diskriminierung in universitären Veranstaltungen verschiedener Fachdidaktiken in den Blick genommen werden kann, um bei Studierenden durch transdisziplinäre und phasenübergreifende Formate des Forschende Lernens ein reflexiv-kritischen Praxisverständnis zu entwickeln. Dieser Beitrag stellt die Ergebnisse des Projekts dar, indem er zunächst grundlegende Begriffe klärt und in den Kontext allgemeiner sowie fachspezifischer Ungleichheitsphänomene setzt. Anschließend werden Konzepte aus den einzelnen Fachdidaktiken dargestellt, durch die angehende Lehrkräfte eine kritisch-reflexive Distanzierung zu ihren eigenen Wahrnehmungsmustern anstreben und deren potenziellen Zusammenhang mit einer möglichen Reproduktion sozialer Ungleichheit erkennen sollen. Die Ausführungen zeigen, wie Lehramtsstudierenden bewusst gemacht werden kann, auf welche Weise Schule und Unterricht als (Re-)Produktionsort und sie selbst als Lehrkräfte als Reproduktionsagent*innen von Ungleichheit eine zentrale Rolle spielen und dass eine entsprechend kritisch-reflexive Distanzierung gegenüber den eigenen Wahrnehmungsmustern eine notwendige Ressource zu deren Bearbeitung darstellt.