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Comprehensivisation |
Labour Party Turning all schools into the same type (comprehensives) in order to make the system egalitarian (equal) with no selection Evaluation: selection still existed within banding and some schools still achieved better than other based on their areas e.g. rich/poor, middle class
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New Vocationalism |
Conservative Party Preparing young people to go straight into work by introducing courses like BTEC and NVQ’s in more technical skills like beauty or bricklaying. The aim was to help reduce unemployment |
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Parentocracy |
Miriam David Shift in power to parents rather than teachers/schools Parents are treated like customers to increase competition and parental choice |
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Silt shifting and cream skimming |
Will Bartlett Schools find ways to get the best kids who they think will achieve the highest grades (often based on gender and race) Wealthier, more ambitious parents know how to get their kids into the best schools whereas working class families prefer local, convenient schools |
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Cola-isation of education |
Alex Molnar Businesses want their names in schools e.g. Costa being sold in college |
