What term is commonly used by sociologists to describe a curriculum that is biased, coming from the point of view of one culture?

An ethnocentric curriculum is one that reflects the culture of the dominant group in society. For example, critics argue the UK school curriculum is ethnocentric because it focuses on White British history, literature, and culture, while largely ignoring or misrepresenting the contributions and perspectives of minority ethnic groups. Sociologists argue this can lead to the underachievement of some ethnic minority pupils as they may feel their culture is devalued by the school.