1.3.1 Education policies key words Flashcards

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What is meant by ‘LEA’?

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  • Local education authority.
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What is meant by ‘‘cream skimming?

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  • Schools which are more selective mainly recruiting MC high achieving pupil.
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What is meant by ‘silt shifting’?

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  • Good schools which avoid taking less able pupil who are likely to get poor results (ultimately damaging the schools league table position).
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What is meant by ‘‘specialist schools?

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  • Certain schools having excellence in certain areas or as a whole.
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What is meant by ‘‘admissions arrangements?

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  • What is needed to get into the school.
  • E.g. A Catholic school may require religion.
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What is meant by ‘independent school’?

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  • A school which is able to create their own rules.
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What is meant by ‘privatisation’?

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  • Allowing private businesses to operate as a way to make money.
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What are policies designed to promote marketisation?

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Conservative ERA:
- Parental choice.
- Publication of league tables.
- Testing & attainment targets.
Labour:
- 2006 Education & inspections act.
- Specialist schools.
Coalition:
- Academies.
- Free schools.

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What are policies designed to reduce inequalities?

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Policies before 1988:
- 1944 Butler Education Act.
- Comprehensive system.
- Tripartite System (even though it failed).
Labour:
- Sure start.
- New Deal.
- Gifted & talented.

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