Education Flashcards

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1
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Name the education act that made education compulsory until the age of 10 (in the education topic)

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1870 Forster Act

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Name the education act that made education compulsory until the age of 14 (in the education topic)

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1918 Fisher education act

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The 1918 Fisher education act made education compulsory until the age of 14, what else did it do? (in the education topic)

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Took responsibility for secondary education

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The 1870-1918 education acts improved equality within education, how?(in the education topic)

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Working class children could access school too and gain basic skills

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A criticism of the 1870-1918 education acts is that they had no vocational relevance, why?(in the education topic)

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Even if the w/c did gain a qualification, they couldn’t use it in the job they would go into anyway

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Name the education act that introduced the tripartite system (in the education topic)

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1944 Butler education act

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Name the test that the 1944 Butler education act introduced (in the education topic)

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11+

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Name the 3 types of school in the tripartite system(in the education topic)

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Grammar, secondary modern, technical

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A strength of the 1944 Butler act is that its meritocratic, what is meant by this?(in the education topic)

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Students are judged on their abilities

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Explain why a criticism of the 1944 Butler act is gender bias (in the education topic)

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The pass mark on the 11+ test was raised for girls, fear of girls outperforming boys

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What 2 things did comprehensive education abolish? (in the education topic)

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11+ test, 3 types of school

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What do true comprehensive schools have? (in the education topic)

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No selection by ability

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Explain why comprehensive schools could have provided more equality in education (in the education topic)

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Gender bias of 11+ test was removed

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What made it possible for more students to leave school with a qualification? (in the education topic)

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CSEs were introduced for less able students

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Why could there still be inequality within comprehensive schools? (in the education topic)

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There are still private and grammar schools

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Why could comprehensive schools have been labelled as socially divisive? (in the education topic)

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W/C were in bottom sets, M/C were in top sets

17
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Name the Prime Minister elected at the time of the conservative government (in the education topic)

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Margaret Thatcher

18
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What did Margaret Thatcher’s way of thinking become known as?(in the education topic)

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The new right

19
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What was the conservative government’s main idea to do to education? (in the education topic)

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Make education meet needs of industry without spending money

20
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Name the 2 aspects of new vocationalism that the conservative government introduced (in the education topic)

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Youth training schemes, vocational qualifications

21
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Why weren’t training schemes successful in reducing unemployment levels ?(in the education topic)

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It was a lack of jobs, not skills

22
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What was the aim of New labour education policies?(in the education topic)

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Tackle inequality by increasing opportunity

23
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Attempt to name the 11 policies that New labour introduced - you don’t need to know them all (in the education topic)

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Faith schools, sure start schemes, educational action zones, literacy/numeracy hours, city academies, specialist schools, free nursery fees, educational maintenance award, university fees, raise of school leaving age, vocational education

24
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How did New labour polices increase diversity? (in the education topic)

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Through parental choice

25
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Give a criticism of the New labour educational polices 1997-2010 (in the education topic)

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There were still private schools

26
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Name the 2 parties who became the coalition government in 2010 (in the education topic)

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Conservative, Liberal

27
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Name the 2 things that the conservative/liberal coalition government encouraged (in the education topic)

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Academies, free schools

28
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Describe what a free school is (in the education topic)

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A school set up by parents, religious groups, businesses or charities

29
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Which educational policy did the conservative/liberal coalition government abolish?(in the education topic)

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EMA - educational maintenance allowance

30
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What did the conservative/liberal coalition government introduce to replace the abolishment of EMA?(in the education topic)

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Bursary for low income students

31
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Name the educational policy and government that gave disadvantaged pupils an extra £430/yr (in the education topic)

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Pupil premium, conservative/liberal coalition