In what way is the cycle of social reproduction created within the school? Working-class children increasingly see the school as not operating in their best interests; therefore, they are work and earn money rather than continuing with schooling. Middle-class children are more accepting of the rules in school and are therefore more apt to succeed. Blue-collar children are often uncomfortable within a middle-class school environment, so they rebel and ar limited to blue-collar jobs when they leave school. O All of the answers