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What was the political veiw point of 1870-1978

Social democratic

What were the 2 main aims of the time period of 1870-1978?

Equal opportunities and widening education participation

When was the Forster’s Education Act? And what did it do?

1870


Mass primary education

When was the Butler’s education act and what did it do?

1944


Tripartite system, age up to 15

When we’re the Education Priority Areas created and why?

1967


Tackle inequalities caused by socio-economic disadvantages

What are three other features of the 1870-1978 time period?

selection


catchment areas


selection by mortgage

Who was in power 1979-1988

Margaret Thatcher

What political viewpoint is this time period associated with?

New Right

What are the 3 main aims of this time period?

Marketisation, parental choice, selection

When was the Education Reform Act? What did it create?

1988


National curriculum, SATs, league tables, Ofsted, formula funding

What are the 4 other features of the 1979-1988 time period

open enrolment, parentocracy, new vocationalism, 2 teir system

Who was in power in 1997-2010?

Tony Blair and Gordon Brown

What is the political viewpoint of this time period?

New right/ democratic

What are the 3 main aims of this time period?

Marketisation, privatisation, improving working class ability

What was created/ happened in 1997?

EAZ, EMA, specialist schools, class size reduced

What happened/ was created in 1998?

uni fees, free nursery provision, new deal for young people

What happened/ was created in 1999?

sure start, excellence in cities replaced EAZ

What was created in 2001?

City academies

What was created in 2002?

gifted and talented

Aim higher was created in...

2004

What are 5 features of the time period 1997-2010

Choice and selection, diversity, parental choice, competition and raising standards, apprenticeships

Who was in power in 2010+, what type of government was in?

David Cameron and Nick Clegg, Coalition

What was the main aim of this time period?

Privatisation

When was the Academies Act and what else happened in this year?

2010


aim higher ended, encouraged ‘outstanding’ schools to be academies

What happened in 2011?

300 school built with private contractors, EMAs abolished

When was the school leaving age changed at what to?

2013 - 17


2015 - 18

When was pupil premium created?

2014

What happened in 2016?

Uni grants abolished

What are 5 other features of this time period?

Free schools, reforms, tuition fees, sure start closed, progress 8

What was a positive impact of policies on class?

Student premium, comprehensive system, EAZ, sure start, new deal for young people, fresh start schools

What was a positive of policies on ethnicity?

Gifted and talented, EAZ, sure start, aim higher, EMA, racism teacher training

What was a positive of policy on gender?

National curriculum, policies for female participation, coursework, equal opportunities, sexism teacher training, removal of stereotypes

What are negatives of policy on class?

Academies, free schools, marketisation, parental choice, tripartite, cuts of EMA/ HE grants/ aim higher, power to select students, uni tutition

What is a negative of policy of ethnicity?

EMA cuts

What is a negative of policy on gender?

Coursework changed

Explain ‘economy operates in a global market’

Competitive, government must produce capable workers, refer to England as underperforming

Explain ‘education impacted by global ideas’

Multi-cultural curriculum, education ideas

Explain ‘education is a multi million $ industry’

UK exports education products to the tune of £18b a year

Explain ‘huge range of data to compare countries performance’

PISA/ TIMMS/ PIRLS - test pupils in 50-65 countries every 3-5 years, shapes national education policy