1944 Butlers Act 1ED
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- Created on: 15-02-19 21:09
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- 1944 Butlers Act
- AIM - to give every pupil an equal chance to develop their talents.
- The TRIPARTITE System
- Technical Schools - For children with an aptitude for technical subjects
- Secondary Modern - Children seen as less academic and more practical
- The system of education is known as SELECTION system.
- EVALUATION
- Middle class parents were more aware of the test and its importance and prepared their children for it
- Parents, Pupils and employers saw secondary modern schools as second rate and low status
- Reproduced gender inequality - females needed a higher pass rate
- Parents, Pupils and employers saw secondary modern schools as second rate and low status
- Others argue that the 11+ system gave very bright children from poorer backgrounds a chance.
- Middle class parents were more aware of the test and its importance and prepared their children for it
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