Social policy: education
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- Created on: 30-03-16 11:33
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- Social policy: education
- 1880 Elementary act = attending school: legal requirement
- Basic skills. Girls = domestic competence. Boys = technical skill and trade
- RESPECT = upmost importance
- Punishment = the cane
- 1944 Butler act = Tripartite system
- 11+ exams = decided on which secondary school pupils went too
- Grammar schools
- "Passed"
- Academic curriculum
- EXAMS
- Mainly populated my mddle class pupils
- Working class = achieve social mobility
- Technical
- Pupils with an applitude for the sciences and arts
- VERY few were built = costly££. Bipartite
- Pupils with an applitude for the sciences and arts
- Secondary modern
- Non-academic curriculum
- No formal exams
- No social mobility
- No formal exams
- Non-academic curriculum
- Grammar schools
- Advantages
- Grammar schools give social mobility
- Induvidualsed education
- Keeps pupils in education
- Free
- Disadvantages
- Self furfilling prophecy & labelling
- 11 years old = too young
- ZOMRAT
- Cultural capital = Bourduei
- Language codes = Bernstein
- Self furfilling prophecy & labelling
- 11+ exams = decided on which secondary school pupils went too
- 1964 Comprehensive system
- Labour
- Abolish 11+ exams
- Create ONE LARGER school to incorporate elements of all three schools
- 1988 Education reform act
- Marketisation = running schools just like a business which creates competion
- Disadvantages
- Creates competition
- Pound signs not pupils = ££
- Exploitation
- False conciousness
- Pressure on the children
- Parentocracymyth = w/c don't have the chance to move to find the best school
- Advantages
- Increasing standards
- National curriculum created equal tests
- Disadvantages
- Parentocracy = new choice and control of their childs education
- Ofsted
- League tables
- Same amount of funding per child
- Testing (SATS, GCSE'S, A LEVELS)
- Marketisation = running schools just like a business which creates competion
- 1997 New labour
- Sure start = fe nursery places for children age 3+
- Educational matinencence
- Students between 16-19 receive allowance of up to £30 to reduce barrier to further education
- Apprenticeships
- Vocational GCSE's
- Acadmies = schools given funding
- Diplomas
- Brought in 3k tutiton fees
- 2010 conservative/lib dem coilition
- FOCUS on new vocationalism
- Ofsted targeting failing schools
- Emphasis on science and math GCSE'S
- Significn uni tuition increase (£9,000)
- Sudent premium
- FOCUS on new vocationalism
- 1880 Elementary act = attending school: legal requirement
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