Social Developments: Arguments For and Against Comprehensive Schools and Conservative Actions on this Flashcards

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What happened to most children if they failed the 11-plus test?

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They would be deemed a failure at the age of 11 for the rest of their lives

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Who attempted to abolish the 11-plus system?

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Minister of Education, Edward Boyle

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What was the result of the attempted abolition of 11-plus system?

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It was not achieved

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4
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Give the year a comprehensive school was built in London and the year one was built in Islington

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One built in London in 1954, one built in Islington in 1960

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What report suggested that Britain should develop higher education fields? What year was it made?

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Robbins Report, 1963.

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What did the Robbins Report recommend? (2 things)

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12 existing colleges of advanced technology to become universities. Emphasis on scientific education.

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What fraction of working class students who got into comprehensive schools left before sixth-form?

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1/3

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