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Education Policy and Inequality
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AS Levels Sociology Mapa Mental sobre Education Policy and Inequality, creado por MeganAbigail el 28/04/2013.
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Education Policy and Inequality
Education policy - the plans and strategies for education introduced by the government
The tripartite System
11+ exam determined which school you would attend
Grammar School ( leads to higher education), Secondary Modern School (w/c), technical school (few existed)
Criticsms
Promoted inequality by channelling children into different schools by class
Reproduced inequality as girls usually had to score higher than boys to pass the 11+
Ligitimated inequality through the ideology that ability is inborn rather than achieved
Comprehensive System
Meritocratic
A system where children have equal opportunities no matter what class, gender, ethnicity ect.
Still reproduces some inequality
Streaming
M/C put in higher streams, leads to SFP
Labelling
Even without streaming teachers labelled W/C negativly
Catchment Areas
Schools still reflected the class makeup of their catchment areas
Strengths
Reduces class inequality, more meritocratic
Increased Parentocracy, parents choose where to send children
League tables raised standards through competition
Schools get funding for each child the attract
Limitations
Created myth of meritocracy
Myth of paretocracy, w/c parents can't always choose
Parentocracy - "rule by parents" the idea that parents have choice of which schools to send their children to
Reproduces class inequality via streaming and labelling
Marketisation
The policy of introducting market forces of supply and demand into areas run by the state e.g. schools, encourages competition
Policies that aim to improve achievement by gender
Girls into science and technology
Women into science and engineering
National curriculum
Coursework
league tables
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