Educational And Social Policy Flashcards

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The aims of social policy in education:

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1) Raising standards
2) Marketisation of education
3) Educational equality
4) Economic efficiency

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What are the different types of raising standards?

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Privatisation in education
Privatisation of education
Quality control

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What is privatisation in education?

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Changing the internal process of the educational system to be more like a business

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What is the privatisation of education?

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Opening aspects of the education system to private businesses

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What is quality control?

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Ensuring that all schools are providing the best possible education to pupils

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What conservative policies between 1979-1997 raised standards in education?

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-OfSTed
-National curriculum
-National testing eg SATS

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What new Labour policies between 1997-2010 raised standards in education?

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-Maximum class sizes
-Building schools
-Education action zones
-Business sponsored academies

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What coalition policies between 2010-2015 raised standards in education?

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-Pupil premium
-English Baccalaureate
-Reform of exams
-Reform of national curriculum
-Performance targets for schools

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What conservative policies between 2015-2024 raised standards in education?

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-Independent schools sponsor academies
-Expand grammar schools
-OfSTed reform to focus on curriculum not data

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What are the different types of marketisation in education

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Independence
Competition
Parental choice (parentocracy)

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What does independence mean?

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Independence is giving schools more independence over how they operate and what they offer

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What does competition mean?

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Creating competition between schools for students

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What does parental choice mean?

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Gives parents more choice over the type of school they send their children to

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What Conservative policies between 1979-197 created marketisation in education?

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-League tables
-Funding formula
-Open enrolment
-OfSTed

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16
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What new Labour policies between 1997-2010 created marketisation in education?

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-Specialist schools
-Business sponsored academies

17
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What coalition policies between 2010-2015 created marketisation in education?

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-Free schools
-New style academies

18
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What new Labour policies between 1997-2010 created marketisation in education?