educational policies- new labour 1997- 2010 Flashcards

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when did the new labour party gain power and till what year did they stay till?

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1997-2010

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who was the leader of the new labour party?

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tony blair

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what were the 2 aims of the new labour party ?

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support the working class and promote diversity, competition and choice by mainting marketisation and celebrating differnces

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what policies were introduced to promote diversity and choice?

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academies,faith schools and specialist schools

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what were academies? how did it create diversity and choice?and what were they able to opt out off?

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schools sponsored by a bussiness, created diversity and choice because parents had more options in the education market, opt out of the national curriculum

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what did acdemies improve?who were they not accountable to which can be seen as a weakness?

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the outcome of working class pupils, but they were not accontable to the state

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what were faith schools? and how did they increase diversity and choice?

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schools that cater to a specific faith, increased diversity and choice because it allowed tailored education for as many students and faiths as possible

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what could faith schools lead to which could go against social solidarity?

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segregations which could lead to social tension

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what are specialist schools?and how do they increase diversity and choice?

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schools that teache students a particular skill,increase diversity and choice as it offers parents increase choice for schools creating diversity

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what were policies introduced to reduce inequality?

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education action zones,education maintenance allowance,aim higher programme, ROSOLA and compulsory numeracy and literacy

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what are education action zones and how do they help reduce class inequality?

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partnerships with local education authorities and local bussinesses would foucus on a cluster of schools and provide them with extra resources

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AO3 strength and weaknessess of education action zones?but what did new labout still encourage with could cause inequalities, example?

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it helped deprived schools gain extra resoureces which helps with class inequalities, maketisation like league tables or formula funding

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what is eduaction maintenance allowance?

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payments of up to £30 per week given to students of low income backgrounds who attended college to encourage them to go stay in education post 16

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how did eduaction maintance allowance decrease inequalities?

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gave an incentive to work hard and it reduced the gap of educational qualification between mc and wc

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what did tuition fees do that contradicted didn’t help with the education maintance allowance?

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discourage working class from going into higher education so once the eduation maintance allowance stopped at 16 most stop education from there

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what is aim higher programme?

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involved representatives going into schools and talking about higher education and take them on trips to students to encourge the working clss and EMGs

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how does the aim higher programme help with inequalities?

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it promotes deferrd gratification for the working class which means they will want to go to get a degree like mc students

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what happened to the aim higher programme when the conservatives came to power?

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it was scraped

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what is ROSLA?

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raised school leaving age from 16 to 18

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how did rosola decrease inequalities?

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gave the wc and mc the same chances for a qualification so wc have a chance to get a high paid job

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A03 what does rosla take away from students?

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there choice on wether or not they want to be in school

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what is compulsory literacy and numeracy?

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were literacy and numeracy would be taught everyday in primary school

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how did compulsory numeracy and numeracy help reduce inequalities?

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everyone will have the same core knowlege and skills needed for future education

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A03 what did whitty argue

?

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can be very restrictive for teachers as its telling them how to teach