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Educational Policies
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AS - Level Sociology Mind Map on Educational Policies, created by Tayyaba Kosar on 27/12/2015.
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Educational Policies
The Tripartite System
Education Reform Act 1988- Tories (1988-1997)
League Tables
Ranked in 5 A*-C
Anyone can access it
Parents are informed what school to choose
Schools are forced to raise standards
AO3
Gilborn and Youdel- leads to an A-C economy
Schools only focus on getting Cs
Educational Triage
Those who will suceed anyway
those with potential
Hopeless cases
OFSTED
Measures how schools perform
Failing schools are put under special measures
forces them to improve
Creates compettion
AO3:Creates parentrocracy
Lacks validity
MC parents also have economic captial
MC are more privaliged/semi-skilled/disconnected choosers
WC know more about it
Formula Funding
**Raises standars
AO3: students who go to poor schools don't get the best eduction
cycle
Based on how many students attend
Successful schools get better facilites
Open Enrolment
Parents are given the right to send their child anywhere they want
Encourages competition
Raises standars**
AO3*
Creates parentocracy
When schols are encourages to raise standards, it advantages students
National Curriculum
Dictates what students should learn
3 core sujects maths/science/english
AO3*
One size fits all
doesn't recongise all students
girls benifit more
Testing pupils at 11 can lead to labelling
1997 New Labour Reforms
Academies
Helps WC**
Promote diversity**
Used to help failing school
Sponsored by buisness
provide extra money
Free from local authoirty
they can spend money anywhere
Aimed to improve outcomes for WC pupils
An academy status will raise achievement
help achieve social mobility
*AO3: Form of privitazation
Focus on getting money
Teachers may get more money
Specialist Schools
Promotes diversity**
87% of schools became specialist schools
schools are ecouraged to focus on one subject
Parents get more choice
AO3:
MC usually benifit
Faith Schools
Promotes diversity**
cater for one faith
Parents an choose where they want their child to go
may cause social tension
Eduaction Action Zones
**Helps WC
partnership between eductional authories and buinesses
focus on underachiveing schools
FREE IT EQUIPTMENT:
Would raise anchivement for poor kids
AO3: way of privitsatoin
EMA
**Helps WC
£30 week for kids who cant afford necessities
Provides bonuses for those who met their targets
AO3: didn't encourage enough WC student
Tories scrapped it
Aim Higher
Helps WC**
To widen partiapation in higher eduction
Gets more WC to unis d achieve more social mobility
Representatives go into schools and promte
to decrease the gap between classes
*AO3: Scrapped by tories
ROSLA
**helps WC
Raising the leaving age from 16 to 18
AO3: Reduces choice fo r student and prolongs dependandy on parenst
Conservative-led Coalition 2010
Enlgish Baccalaureate
Raise standards**
Used to boost a schools league table positions
Tackles 'soft subjects' and vocational subjects
Measures how well people do
in core subjects
Gove believed poor children were making poor subject choices
*AO3
Language subjects didn't interest students
Bacc didn't include RS
Disadvantages faith schools
Academies
**Raises standards
Wanted all pubically funded schools to become acadimes
Mnany of the best students apply for acadimes
AO3*
Acadimes are buisness like
Cutting local authority could lead to neg impacts
Free Schools
Promotes choice**
Open to anyone
Parents could focus on things that they want
Creates parentocracy
*AO3:Form of privatisation
Tuition Fees
Save money**
£9000 per year
Used to be £3200
Gvt give loans
Only have to pay back when you earn £21,000
AO3:WC are put off
only 55% were willing to pay 5k
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