Question

18 multiple choice 2 points according to bowles and gintis, why do schools train students to be docile, hardworking, submissive, and punctual? to reinforce the power of the educators because those traits are most useful for a free society for the students own good, because learning is boring to maximize profits for capitalists that will later employ them

Explanation:

Bowles and Gintis are known for their work in the sociology of education, specifically the correspondence theory. This theory posits that the education system mirrors the capitalist workplace. Traits like docility, hard - working nature, submissiveness, and punctuality are traits that would be beneficial for workers in a capitalist system, thus maximizing profits for capitalists who will later employ the students.

Answer:

To maximize profits for capitalists that will later employ them.