educational policy Flashcards

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selection by ability

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term used for the process of selection used by butler act

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grammar schools

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more academic curriculum- must take 11+ to get in

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technical schools

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schools where you were able to learn vocational skills more suited to the world of work

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meritocracy

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people being selected according to merit hard, work=sucess

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comprehensive schools

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mixed ability- mostly middle and lower classes were put in the same school and no test was needed to get in

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catchment area

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area which determined which schools you would attend under the system above

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exogenous privatisation

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businesses would help with the schools eg. privatisation outside of schools

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endogenous privatisation

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privatisation inside schools

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cream skimming

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when schools find ways to covertly select students

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globalisation

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when the world becomes more inter-connected

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pisa ranking

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international league tables

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private finance initiatives

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businesses like g4s who would help schools and lend them money in return for a long contract and slow repayment

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streaming

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grouping students into groups based on their ability’s-so people are in the same group regardless of the subject being taught

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setting

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students being moved into different ability classes for different subjects

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market forces

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competition, diversity and choice are all egs of these

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parentocracy

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child’s education must conform to the wealth and wishes of parents rather than there abilities

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academy

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state funded schools that have independence for the local council

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free schools

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schools that can be funded by the government but not run by local authority-usually set up by parents

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material deprivation

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type of deprivation relating to finances

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cultural deprivation

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type of deprivation relating to skills and experiences

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bourdieus three types of capitol

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cultural, economic, social

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pupil premium

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people could receive money for the government to purchase resources and transport for school

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lack of accountability

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a problem associated with academies

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pearsons

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multi-national company that manages the exams process

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myth of meritocracy

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that actually your ascribed status will have a big impact on life on wide access to resources- shifting and sorting

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ofsted

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name of group that inspects schools

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sharon getirtz

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different types of parents-skilled choosers, semi skilled and disconnected local choosers

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mellisa benn

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new labour pareadox

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rebecca allen

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free schools only benefit the middle class parents in sweden

30
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ball and youdell

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exogenous and endogenous privatisation

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will bartlett

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cream skimming and silt sifting