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Flashcards covering key concepts related to educational policies and practices discussed in the lecture.
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What is Samuel funding?
Funding for schools based on the number of pupils enrolled.
What is the National Curriculum?
A framework that ensures all schools teach the same subject content for students aged 7-16.
What does open enrolment allow parents to do?
It allows parents to select multiple schools to send their children to, choosing one as their first choice.
What are league tables?
Rankings of schools based on exam performance, allowing parents to easily access information about the best schools.
What is the role of Ofsted?
A government organization that inspects schools, and poor inspection results could lead to school closures.
What are core subjects at GCSE level?
Essential subjects that students must study at the General Certificate of Secondary Education level.
How did league tables raise standards in education?
By making exam performance public, they encouraged schools to improve their results.
What is the significance of skilled choosers in education?
Parents who are aware of their choices and can navigate the education system effectively to select the best options for their children.