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What year was the compulsory education age raised to 16?
1972
1978
1974
1976
2
How can technology be unuseful in schools?
Distracting students
Tracking children's progress
Preparing students fro future careers
Using a variety of media to explore a topic
3
what are the positives to a nanny?
experienced
big social element for the children
can build a heavy reliance on the nanny
all of the above
4
what are ofquals responsibilities ?
observation and ensuring the national curriculum m is up to date
to prepare teachers for future and safeguarding
checking qualifications reach appropriate standards
that all teachers and students have the same infomation and fit the purpose
5
what is ofsted?
a non ministered department that education for all ages
a ministered department that regulates education for students 11-25
a non ministered department that regulates education for students 4-11 only
a ministered department that regulates education for all ages
6
a voluntary controlled school usually have...?
a guidance outside the national curriculm
a foundation connected to a religious denomination
a foundation connected to a charity
multiple head teachers in charge
7
There are 4 specific areas, which one is the right 4?
Understanding wider world, understanding cultures and history, art, maths
Mathematics, understanding wider world, literacy, expressive art and design
Science, technology,engineering, mathematics
Mathematics, language, creativity, geography
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Which one isn't a prime area?
Physical development
Personal, social and emotional development
Communication and language
Mathematics and English
9
what is home schooling?
learning from home through a teacher online/ zoom
a goverment monitored education at home without the national curriculum
a goverment monitored education at home with the national curriculum
an unmonitored learning at home
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When was the EYFS introduced
2007
2017
2012
2021
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What is the lowest level does a EYE need?
Level 2
Level 4
Level 5
Level 3
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What does a SENCo need?
Any relevant training
Level 3
Qts
National award for SEN coordination
13
What year was education made compulsory?
1873
1870
1882
1869
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What isn't a general role?
Superintendent
Coach
Councilor
Administration
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What is the summative assessment for the EYFS?
2 year check
Communication
Observation
Foundation stage profile
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trust schools function as.....?
a heavily religious school
a school teaching about the national trust areas
a voluntary controlled school
a foundation school supported by a trust
17
what is a full time post 16 education option?
t level
all of the above
a level
apprenticeship
18
A lecturer needs a QTS
True
False
19
What is a national assessment?
oGCSE
aGCSE
iGCSE
eGCSE
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what does OfS stand for?
organisation for students
office for students
Office of students
orange fox support
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What is not a teacher assistants job ?
Help set up activities
Fill knowledge gaps
Observation
Leak private information
22
What is a factor that affects engagement and development in maths, literacy and reading?
Motivation and interest
Socioeconomic circumstances
SEND
All of the above
23
what are the negatives to a family member?
untrustworthy
unreliable
new people
expensive
24
voluntary controlled schools usually have...?
a school which has a trust who help sometimes but also relies on goverment
A trust or a foundation usually connected to a religion
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what is not an option post 16 ?
working 20 hours weekly with part time education
a traineeship or an apprenticeship
working 20 hours weekly without part time education
full time education such as college
26
non-maintained schools are
free for all schools with little to no supervision
all of the above
not required to follow the national curriculum but must do national tests
funded directly from the goverment
27
What year was the education reform act introduced?
1988
1987
1989
1986
28
a voluntary aided school is usually ....?
has a trust that aids in funding the school
influenced by a foundation or trust
a foundation that contributes to the upkeeping the school
all of the above
29
what are the positives to a day nurse?
builds education with fun included
lots of family bonding
a familiar place
cheap
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what is the negatives to a preschool?
doesnt build on educational skills
mandatory
school hours(builds an unhealthy routine)
school hours (have to work around)
31
what do ofsted inspect?
all of the above
safeguarding
teaching quality and organisation of schools
curriculum m and pupil achievement
32
What isn't a specialist role?
Careers advisor
Communications assistant
Chief academic officers
ELSA
33
What is the aim of the EYFS?
Equality of opportunities and antidiscrimination
Partnership working between practitioners and with parents
Quality and consistency in all early years settings
A secure foundation through learning and development opportunities
34
young people do not have to study maths or english if they didn't achieve grade 4 or above
True
False
35
What qualification does a teacher need?
A degree and qualified teacher status
A relevant degree.
A degree or a qualified teachers status.
Level 4 training
36
What is a early years educator?
an EYE (always watching and observing)
All of the above
Support children to learn and development numeracy and language
Meet individual children's needs
37
what are the positives to a childminder?
heavily surrounded by education
socialisng with other children
in the safety of your own home
doesn't deal with pickups(more bonding time)
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what is the positive to a statutory/maintained nursery?
new place
not a lot of socialising(no new people)
building on creativity
building on education and knowledge
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What year was the education act introduced?
1944
1947
1942
1943
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foundation school....?
has full freedom to do what it wants as it is a private school
Is a fancy name for a primary school, providing the foundation knowledge
has more reliance on the goverment
Is expensive as it is also a day nursery and sets out foundation knowledge
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all maintained schools in england must....?
be free of charge
not be influnced by religion
follow the national curriculum
not follow the national curriclum
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Since 2012 it is mandatory to follow the EYFS in all early years providers
False
True
43
independent schools are...?
private schools
free
44
your family can still claim child benefits until age 20 if in full education
False
True
