Topic: Education (Group4_QuynhNhu)

Struggling academies and free schools are to face a crackdown amid concerns about the quality of some chains, England’s new schools tsar has revealed.

What is the antonym of this word?

• Exposed

• Uncovered

• Concealed

• Showed

What was the purpose of using Sir David Carter's first interview in the job?

• A. to set out his plans to identify the 100 weakest academies

• B. to introduce a new hierarchical system for academy chains which would only allow the best to expand.

• C. to set out his plans to identify the 100 weakest academies and introduce a new hierarchical system for academy chains which wouldn’t only allow the best to expand.

• D. A and B

The government’s ______________________ completed its passage through Parliament, paving the way for many more struggling schools to be turned into academics.

What will the controversial measures in the Bill do?

• The Bill's controversial measures will slow down the conversion of failing and coasting schools to academies

• The Bill's controversial measures will speed up the conversion of successful and coasting schools to academies.

• The Bill's controversial measures will speed up the conversion of failing and coasting schools to academies

• The Bill's controversial measures will slow down the conversion of successful and coasting schools to academies

What situation did England's largest academy chain AET encounter?

• was warned that half of the pupils in the chain’s secondary academies were in schools that were “less than good”

• that poorer pupil did “ particularly well” in AET schools

• was condemned by Ofsted for “failing too many pupils”

• was warned that half of the pupils in the chain’s secondary academies were in schools that were “less than bad”.

They will have to undergo new assessments before being allowed to expand to reach the next tier. Who or what does they refer to?

• Academy chains

• Academy chains and multi-academy trusts

• Sir David’s plan

• Multi-academy trusts

Who is the Academy run and overseen by?

• Central government

• Academy’s headteacher

• Academy trust

• Local authority

The fact that Sir David is targeting 100 academies for improvement is ______

• The state of the academy by itself does not improve education and in many cases will have the opposite effect

• The state of the academy by itself improve education and in many cases will have the opposite effect

• The state of the academy by itself does not improve education and in many cases will have the positive effect

• The state of the academy by itself improve education and in many cases will have the positive effect

I think if we base the success of an academised system purely on Ofsted judgements, then we miss a real opportunity here because a good school is often more than the sum of its Ofsted parts.

What is the synonym of this word?

• partly

• indecently

• completely

• indefinitely

Which of the following is TRUE about what Sir David said?

• the role of school trustees in the region is "in many respects" more important than that of Ofsted.

• the inspection system needs to catch up with where we are in the education system

• there will always be a need for parents and taxpayers to have some independent regulator tell them how bad their school is

• the education system needs to catch up with our place in the inspection system