social policy

Question 1

1880

Answer 1

education = compulsory - 5-13 year old

Question 2

1944

Answer 2

tripartite system
20% of kids = grammar schools - technical schools - vocational - secondary modern schools - 11+ unreliable and rigged too - ⅔ mc boys went to grammar

Question 3

1960s

Answer 3

comprehensives
social democratic - 11+ was abolished - labour 1966 - labelling - ball - myth of meritocracy and secondary moderns still existed

Question 4

1970/80

Answer 4

new vocationalism
job specific knowledge - new deal u 25’s receiving benefits - 2001 - labour rebranded vocationalists - gcse and a levels

Question 5

1988

Answer 5

national curriculum
sats
CLAUSE 28
formula funding and marketisation

Question 6

1997

Answer 6

new labour policy
modernisation of comps - faith schools - specialist skills - educational action zones - aim higher and EMA - ^ funding

Question 7

2010

Answer 7

coalition government - david cameron and nick clegg
election accepted away - comprehensive

Question 8

davidecamerone

Answer 8

encourage excellence and innovation
academies from 2010 - encouraged to academies to be control budget -
Free schools funded by state - run by faith organisations or parents -
centralisation of control and fragmentation increased
Increased ineq by -
spending being cut - sure start shut - ema stopped - ofsted established - free school meals - pupil premium - and increase compulsory age

Question 9

chubb and moe

Answer 9

american state ed has failed bc it should be opened to market like supply and demand - the schools only appeal to parents
Policies that have increased marketisation - public exam leagues - businesses funding in tech schools - open enrollment - formula funding - tuition fees for higher education

Question 10

bartlett

Answer 10

Cream skimming and silt shifting
special schools for learning difficult children

Question 11

neo liberal and the new right

Answer 11

• some people are more naturally talented vs ed is not achieving goals and it is failing

Question 12

ball

Answer 12

privatisation of education
education services industry - private companies are involved in ever increasing range of activities - profitable companies - edexcel is owned by pearson

Question 13

cola-isation

Answer 13

schools selling food and drinks in schools - Large global companies - exploiting schools for product

Question 14

globalisation

Answer 14

privatisation + marketisation - global organisations have supported privatisation of state run services - education is a multi billion market - education exports are worth $18 billion - to uk economy