Social policy and education Flashcards

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1
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What began modern education

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1944 Butlers act

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What did the tripartite system include

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Grammar schools
Technichal schools
2ndary modern

Allowing education for all ages up to age of 14

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3
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What were problems of the tripartite system

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Few technichal schools were actually built because of lack of equiptment
Many simply did not get into grammar schools
Sexist
Often mc in grammar schools

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4
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What featured in 1988 education act

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Intro of GCSE and A-levels
National curriculum
Privatisation
League tables
Schemes to help more kids go private schoool

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5
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Criticism of 1988 education act

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Stress on pupils and teachers to perform
Quasi-market (pretend)
More of a political play be conservatives to decrease labour influence in local areas
Few places availbale in better schools
More suited to MC parents

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6
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What socioligist talks about cream skimming and silt shifting

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Barlett
Cream skinning - chosing better pupils who require less resources
Silt shifting - shifting along undesirable students

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7
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Who started specialist schools

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Originy new right but carried on and accelerated by new labour - also called vocational education

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What was the need for a more work-related education

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So British could compete in world markets

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9
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How did new labour attempt to increase wc students at uni

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Increased status of vocational education
Later conservatives have introduces b-techs

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What was proposed in 20001 for academies

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Should be partner with firms to go into employment, may increase competition and allow to hire better teachers

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What was labour’s aim for higher education in 2010

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To have 50% of students going, leading to more investment into universities. Largely subsidised by foreign students who payy much more

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Why may wc not go uni

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Study at local institutions without prestige of a-levels
Can’t affored to move out
Need to help support family

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15
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Who believes parentocracy is a myth

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Ball

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16
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What is parentocracy

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Parents have much more choice and knowledge over where to send kids to school

17
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How could a school become an academy from 2010

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Acheive outstanding from ofsted

18
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How did austerity affect wc students

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Schemes to incentivise them to stay in school werescrapped

19
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What is yearly uni fee

20
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Who believes mc are priviliged choosers

21
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How may schools operate now due to globalisation

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Economic aims rather than social
Local authority less powerful
Kelly

22
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How has globalisation affected education

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Ball - unis have tendered more to attracting foreign students than British eg Liverpool uni have joint ventures in China
May British companies are foreign owned
More immigrants - less optimism over British culture and History