Social democracy: education
- Created by: sarah_mocha
- Created on: 27-03-16 22:11
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2. What does Halsey argue?
- The grammar-school system advantaged working-class kids as it allowed them to be judged on their intelligence, not background
- The 11+ is a fair test of knowledge for all classes
- The grammar-school system disadvantaged working-class kids and the 11+ tests middle-class culture
- Comprehensive schools are not beneficial to society and encourage failure
3. Social democrats believed that the tri-partite system needed...
- no changes, as it is a good idea
- to be abolished and replaced by the comprehensive system
- to be kept but modified slightly
- to be abolished and replaced by academies and free schools
4. What are the key themes of social democracy?
- Looking at small scale interactions
- Desire for meritocracy, but an understanding that the current system cannot deliver
- Belief that meritocracy is currently implemented and is key for social solidarity
- Desire for revolution and complete abolition of capitalism
5. Inequality of outcome...
- is desirable and inevitable
- is undesirable but inevitable
- causes the downfall of society
- limits progression
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