Educational policies 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyEducationA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Lill3rCreated on: 17-02-22 19:27 the 1944 tripartite system aimed to have this parity of esteem 1 of 15 in the 1960s there was one type of school aimed to give everyone the same opportunities comprehensive 2 of 15 introduced in 1993 to ensure high standards in school ofsted 3 of 15 creating a market in education and running schools as a business marketisation 4 of 15 marketisation had three main aims: independence, choice and ................ competition 5 of 15 allowing parents to have more choice and control over the education of the children parentocracy 6 of 15 status achieved on the basis of merit, talent and motivation meritocracy 7 of 15 one of many policies introduced in 1988 by the conservatives, and ensured all schools were teaching similar content to a similar standard national curriculum 8 of 15 education and training to prepare for occupations vocationalism 9 of 15 introduced in 2011 by the coalition government, to give additional funding to students from poorer backgrounds pupil premium 10 of 15 a new school introduced by the coalition government from 2010, with greater teaching freedom free schools 11 of 15 ideology which is in favour of marketisation, and sees competition as the key to raising educational standards and efficiency new right 12 of 15 ideology which believes the government should play a major role in providing welfare through the state, and favours equal opportunity in education social democratic 13 of 15 A policy introduced by labour to increase competition between schools in order to drive up standards league tables 14 of 15 A policy in the 1988 education act giving parents more choice and freedom to choose schools open enrolment 15 of 15
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