Policies 1997 - present Flashcards

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What were the 1997 aims of new labour?

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  • wanted to continue marketisation
  • New right made education more privatised
  • interventionist policies
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What were the three interventionist policies?

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Wanted to continue the idea of marketisation
New right made education more privatised.
Interventionist policies

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What did curriculum 2000 change to A levels

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A vocational A level was introduced = to an level

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what are specialist schools?

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schools that focus on a particular subject area such as technology,languages,mathematics,computing,science,humanities and music

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What were the 1997 policies to reduce class inequality SAFE?

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S - sure start
A - academies
F - free child care / School meals
E education maintenance allowance

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What was sure start?

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a govt programme to improve early education offering early education to all 3- four year olds + free child care

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What was the educational maintenance allowance?

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Gave £30 a week to those students who stayed in 16+ education –> allowing poorer families to continue in education

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What are education action zones

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local public/private facilities worked together to raise local standards

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What was so good about the academies in education?

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opened new schools in disadvantaged areas which were sponsored by local businesses to improve performance

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what does Allen argue about the inequality with free schools?

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argues research from Sweden
→ only 20% of free schools benefit from highly educated families
→ free schools are divisive and lower standards

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2010 + What are free schools ?

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Schools set up by parents /teachers or religious groups and don’t have to teach the national curriculum

–> govt hoped it would give more option in deprived areas

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What two policies were introduced in 2010 to improve the inequality?

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Free school meals
Pupil premium

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What were the 2010 changes to the curriculum?

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  • A levels more linear
  • primary schools - more formal grammar
  • GCSEs having less coursework
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What is privatisation of education in 2010?

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transfer of public assets to private companies

Education is becoming more privatised causing for it becoming a profit for capitalists

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What funded the privatisation of schools in 2010?

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Large scale school projects often include PPS (public-private partnerships) which provides capital to design,build and finance these schools

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Criticisms of 2010 education policies

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  • Pupil premium difficult to distinguish between
  • free schools and academies undermine local schools
  • maximum tuition fees
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What was Ball’s views on 2010 privatisation of education?

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these businesses invested into schools expect to generate 10x the amount of profit than other jobs

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