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Clues

Advantage:Children can learn skills to help with their disability; they have the most equipment to help children learn. The Disadvantage: Children are excluded from others who don't have disabilities (10, 7)
Formed when pupils feel that they are not valued by the school / reach the goals of the school (10, 10)
Lack: Norms and values necessary for child to be successful (8, 11)
Non-selective:It means all children can attend the same type of secondary school regardless of their ability. (13, 7)
Posess:Norms,Values,Socialisation (8, 7)
Schools that select their pupils based on academic ability (7, 7)
Schools: Selects pupils on some type of ability: academic/ sporting talents (9, 7)
Shared norms and values that bring people together as one society. (6, 8)
Subjects that must be taught in most state schools by law (8, 10)
They are schools that set their own curriculum. They are funded by fees paid by parents. Independent schools don't follow the national curriculum (11, 7)

Comments

Josephine Sinaga

Report Tue 8th November, 2016 @ 22:08

There are some spelling errors, but apart from that, it's very useful

Report Fri 18th November, 2016 @ 14:42

Vocational Education is spelt wrong

Report Wed 14th December, 2016 @ 18:09

excellent spelling

Report Thu 2nd March, 2017 @ 19:08

I have never seen so many spelling mistakes. I wish I had counted them. Must be at least 30. Put me off printing the cards.

Miruthigaa Jayakumar

Report Mon 3rd April, 2017 @ 11:43

there are spelling mistakes but good source of information

Report Sat 21st October, 2017 @ 15:28

some spelling mistakes and different meanings from what we learnt at school thou they are good

Report Sat 2nd December, 2017 @ 13:34

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Report Wed 10th January, 2018 @ 21:14

love it I pray to allah that I will pass this topic on 23 junaury 2018

Report Tue 15th May, 2018 @ 13:19

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