Education Policies
A mindmap covering the key Educational Policies with Criticisms and the key ideas featured in all. Has policies from 1944 up to the Coalition Government.
- Created by: Rxkuda
- Created on: 03-11-17 19:04
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- Social Policies- Education
- 1944
- 1944 Butler Act
- Introduced the Tripartite System which was supposed to be Meritocratic
- All Children took the 11+, and so were given equal chance to go to grammars
- Criticisms
- MC Generally went to Grammars
- Girls had to get higher score than boys to go to grammars
- 1944 Butler Act
- 1965
- 11+ Abolished & Grammars Replaced with Comprehensive
- Advantages of Comprehensives
- All students entered into O levels
- Different Classes Mix into one school
- Disadvantages of Compehensives
- MC Kids in Higher bands
- Too many schools providing low standard of education
- 1988- The New Right's Reform Act
- Marketisation
- FORMULA FUNDING
- OFSTED
- League Tables
- Criticisms
- League tables resulted in "teaching to test"
- Cream Skimming = Increased Inequality
- Marketisation
- 1997 New Labour
- Sure Start Centres
- Academies
- EMA
- Criticisms
- Some Policies Failed eg Sure Start Centers had no effect
- Not all Academies improved achievement
- Coalition Gov. 2010
- Cutting the EMA
- Forced Academisation
- Free Schools
- Criticisms
- EMA Cut means some WC kids disadvantaged
- 1944
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