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- Q1Which act brought in free compulsory schooling for children up to 14?The Fisher ActThe Education ActThe Butler ActThe Education Reform Act30s
- Q2Which word means: "A system where schools compete with each other to attract students"?ParentocracyMarketisationDemocracyMeritocracy30s
- Q3Which word means: "A system where people earn their status through ability and effort"?MeritocracyDemocracyMarketisationParentocracy30s
- Q4In the Butler Act, which type of school best supported bright, working class students?Grammar SchoolSecondary Technical SchoolsComprehensivesSecondary Modern Schools30s
- Q5What is one problem with the Butler Act's Tripartite System?Those in Secondary Moderns enjoyed their educationThere were too many Secondary Technical SchoolsGrammar Schools allowed social mobilityThose in Secondary Moderns had lower self-esteem30s
- Q6What is the self-fulfilling prophecy?When a student makes a prediction about their futureWhen a student has self-beliefWhen someone is labelled and lives up to their labelWhen a teacher labels a student negatively30s
- Q7Which of the following was NOT an aim of the Comprehensive System?To reduce divisions in societyTo build student self-esteemTo allow parental choice in educationTo provide equality in education for all30s
- Q8Why can it be argued that Comprehensives did NOT reduce inequality?Working class and Middle class students were in the same schoolsMiddle-class students went to more private schoolsMiddle-class students saw their educational achievement improveMiddle-class students went to schools in more affluent areas30s
- Q9Identify one major change brought in by the Education Reform ActLed to sink schoolsParentocracyReduced competitionIncreased equality30s
- Q10What is a sink school?A school that is lower in the countryA school that has succeededA school that attracts fewer students, and has a poor reputationA school with a lot of kitchens30s