Educational Policy And Inequality

Question 1

1944

Answer 1

Butler Act

Question 2

Butler Act

Answer 2

Free secondary education for all

Tripartite system

Question 3

Tripartite system

Answer 3

Selection by 11+
Based on idea of meritocracy
3 types geared to pupils aptitudes and abilities

Question 4

3 types of school (1944)

Answer 4

Grammar- academic curr
Technical- vocational curr
Secondary modern- practical curr

Question 5

Reinforce patriarchy (1944)

Answer 5

Girls had to achieve higher marks

To get into grammar schools

Question 6

1965

Answer 6

Comprehensive schools

Question 7

Comprehensive school

Answer 7

Aim to be egalitarian 
Avoid class divide

Question 8

Egalitarian

Answer 8

Taking all types of pupils - based on catchment area

Question 9

Functionalist view on comprehensive school

Answer 9

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Question 10

Marxists view on comprehensive school

Answer 10

Little mixing because ofnsetting or streaming
Middle class in top sets
Working class in bottom set
Reproduce and legitamise inequality

Question 11

Catchment area problem

Answer 11

Nice green area = middle class
Middle class to school
In city = more working class
Working class to school

Question 12

1979-83 (thatcher)

Answer 12

New vocationalism

Question 13

New vocationalism

Answer 13

Work experiemce
Assisted places scheme
Parents represented on governing bodies 
Wood work
Hair and beauty

Question 14

1988

Answer 14

Education act

Competition and choice

Question 15

Education act - marketisation

Answer 15

National curriculum 
National tests (7,11,14)
Formula funding 
Open enrolement(parental choice)
Opting out of lea control 
City tevh colleges

Question 16

1977 (tomy blair) +lib dem

Answer 16

Introduction of uni fees

Compensatory ed
Aim higher program
Emas

Question 17

2010 (coalition) con lib

Answer 17

Rise in tuition fees
Scrap emas

Introduced fsm
Pp funding