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WorksheetsEducation Policy Basics
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 5mins
I believe in higher taxes in order to redistribute wealth through public services to those who most need support. My politics are...
Right-wing
Left-wing
Education today is too soft. Let's bring back proper examinations and strict discipline! What term best describes my ideology?
Neo-liberal
Neo-conservative
Social Democrat
Communist
I plan to expand the range of academies, free schools and grammar schools in the local area. This will drive up competition and offer parents more choice. I am a...
Social Democrat
Neo-conservative
Socialist
Neo-liberal
I want to eradicate grammar and private schools as I believe they create more inequality. I propose a single comprehensive school to give all a good education. I am a...
Neo-Conservative
Fascist
Social Democrat
Neo-liberal
I want to role out free sure start services in all areas, free milk in every classroom and free lunches in schools, all provided by the state. My political position is...
Left-wing
Right-wing
The most right-wing of the three main UK political parties
Conservatives (Tories)
The Green Party
Liberal Democrats
Labour
We need to invest far more money into schools serving children from ethnic minority and deprived backgrounds to level the educational playing field. My aim is...
Neoliberalism
Social Justice
Anarchism
Authoritarianism
I want to raise educational standards, so I intend to increase the frequency of Ofsted inspections. What is the policy driver here?
The intention to raise standards
The increase in Ofsted inspections
I want to raise educational standards, so I intend to increase the frequency of Ofsted inspections. What is the policy lever here?
The intention to raise standards
The increase in Ofsted inspections
My plan is to increase the range of key knowledge, skills and dispositions shaped in children. I aim to provide them with...
Educational goods
Social Justice
Higher grades
How we decide who gets what and how much they get as a result of our policymaking, is dependent upon our...
Sharing morals
Distributive values
Allocation principles
Apportioning ethics
What did John Rawls suggest we need to position ourselves behind to ensure we are fair and neutral when making policies that impact on people's lives
A podium of innocence
A curtain of unconsciousness
A screen of idiocy
A veil of ignorance
