assessment 1 Flashcards
(28 cards)
what are 3 non-maintained schools
academies
free schools
private schools
what is an academy
government funded
more freedom
no selective admission
what is a free school
funded by the government
more control
do not have to follow national curriculum
what happened in 1870
compulsory education was released for children 5-13 or 5-10 if they meet educational standards
what happened in 1944
free for all children
separate primary and secondary
LEAs ensures nursery provision, disability provision and boarding
what was the school leaving age raised to in 1972
16 years old
when was the national curriculum released
1988
Education reform act
what was released in 2008
The Education and Skills Act
3 factors of a day nursery
all year round
privately funded
ofsted regulated
3 factors of a nursery class
in a primary school
government funded
term time only
3 factors of a nursery school
term time only
government funded
ofsted regulated
what is the difference between a nursery class and a nursery school
nursery class is run by a head teacher and has a more trained teacher
what is the difference between an early years practitioner and an early years educator
EYP is level 2 trained
EYE is a level 3 or higher
3 factors of a childminder
independent
all year round
ofsted regulated
what is a school sixth form
a sixth form in a school where students ages 16-18 go to study for A-levels
what is a sixth form college
separate from a school but study A-levels
what is a General FE college
both vocational and academic courses
what is education regulation
makes sure local authorities provide suitable education to children of school age
what is ofqual
regulate exams and assessments
make sure assessments show what students have achieved
what is a teaching assistant
help the teacher do day to day activities
usually only level 2 qualified
how many stages in kolbs experimental learning cycle
4 stages:
concrete experience
reflective observation of a new experience
abstract conceptualisation
active experimentation
how many stages in gibbs reflective cycle
6 stages:
description
feelings
evaluation
analysis
conclusion
action plan
how many stages in boud, keogh and walkers model
3 stages:
experience
reflective process
outcomes
what is the definition of reflective practice
reflect on previous actions good and bad, and learn from it
