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Social and Legal Aspects of Education
C/EC/232. UK education system: history and current problems
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- 2011
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The paper examines the history of the UK education system looking at the changes that took place over the past 150 years, and addressing current issues related to inadequate teachers’ award, low morale, etc. The introduction of the ‘free’ schools policy is discussed and evaluated.
KEYWORDS: UK education system, history of education, free schools,
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