Education - History 0.0 / 5 ? Early Years Care and EducationThe History of EducationUniversityAll boards Created by: katiehaydockCreated on: 08-04-19 13:23 Why was the 1870 Elementary Education Act significant? It made full time education compulsory, it provided for management and maintenance for schools, new schools built and school boards established 1 of 13 What were the social effects of the 1870 Act? It interfered with children helping their families and households so they were kept back from school 2 of 13 Why has the 1870 Act been called a compromise It accepted a bad system and filled in gaps creating a dual system 3 of 13 How does Steinbach (2015) define gender It is 2 things - a thing and a process 4 of 13 At what time point did language and gender become a major research area In the 1970s - with the emergence of feminism 5 of 13 How has women's access to education changed over time? Generally increasing 6 of 13 When women had access to education, what issue arose? They were learning different subjects more suited to the stereotypical roles of women 7 of 13 Why is gender and education important in history Because they are an important aspect of history that have mixed perceptions 8 of 13 Outline the perspective that education is a means of social control Mass education reflects stratification, reproduces it with a mythology of opportunity to maintain social order 9 of 13 Outline a social democratic perspective on education Education can be appropriated by new social forces and increase opportunity and social mobility 10 of 13 Outline a conservative view of education there is an inevitable stratification within education due to stratification from ability and social class 11 of 13 Define public school Fee paying and usually a boarding school supported by the rich 12 of 13 What kind of schools were middle class children likely to attend? Grammar schools 13 of 13
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