Education Policies Theories

Question 1

1944

Answer 1

Tripartite System

Question 2

1965

Answer 2

Labour Circular 1065

Question 3

1988

Answer 3

education reform marketisation

Question 4

1997-2010

Answer 4

New labour- sure start, EMA education action zones

Question 5

2010-2015

Answer 5

coalition policies, academies, pupil premiums

Question 6

ball bowe and gerwitz

Answer 6

marketisation impacts negatively on the achievement of SEND students

Question 7

gerwitz et al

Answer 7

privileged choosers- semi skilled choosers disadvantaged

Question 8

finn

Answer 8

vocational ed keeps labour cheap and distracts from high unemployment rates

Question 9

gillbourne and young

Answer 9

marketisation encourages the educational triage

Question 10

tomlinson

Answer 10

marketisation reduces education to make an economic function

Question 11

trowler

Answer 11

social policies alone cant compensate for social inequalities

Question 12

wintour

Answer 12

replacing EMA with bursary has led to lower income students in education post 16

Question 13

patton

Answer 13

pupil premium used to make up from government cuts

Question 14

williams

Answer 14

international educations are not comparable

Question 15

allan

Answer 15

progress 8 disadvantages some schools especially lower income families

Question 16

wilshaw

Answer 16

return of grammar schools is ‘tosh and nonsense’ widens social inequalities

Question 17

sutton trust

Answer 17

in grammar schools 2.7% have free meals whereas other schools have 18%