Education
- Created by: Sills
- Created on: 03-04-14 14:59
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Clues
- 'sticking together'. it describes the integration of a society into a unified whole (6, 8)
- data that has been produced by other researches (9, 4)
- individual or group that is responsible for ensuring members of society conform to socially acceptable behaviour (5, 2, 6, 7)
- learning particular subjects, for example, Maths, English, in or organised institutions (school) (6, 9)
- movement of individuals up or down a social scale (6, 8)
- pupils of all ability levels are taught as one group (5, 7)
- Subjects and subject content that must be studied by all children in state schools, in an attempt to standardise educational provision (8, 10)
- the ways in which the organisation of teaching, school regulation of teaching, school regulations and routines shape pupil attitube and behaviour, that is, what students learn at school that is not taught in lessons. (6, 10)
- training aimed to equip the young with the skills and education required by a rapidly changing economy (3, 13)
- what students learn their timetabled lessons, for example, maths and english (6, 10)
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