globalisation and education

Question 1

how has economic globalization impacted education

Answer 1

economic globalization means increased competition from abroad which means British students today are expected to spend longer in education ( leaving skl at 18 rather than 26/ going to uni).
means that most of unskilled factory jobs have moved abroad - British workers need to be better educated to get jobs. thus expansion of higher education means more students are better qualified than parents

Question 2

give an evaluation/ analysis of the impact of economic globalisation

Answer 2

poorer uk students are put off by the fees university charge 
means that the globalisation of higher education is causing more class inequality. 
education has been impacted by globalisation as schools and education systems compete on global league table (PISA). this means uk pupils need to compete globally

Question 3

how has increasing migration due to globalisation affecting education

Answer 3

increasing migration has meant that education is more multicultural
schools now tech about the six world religions in re and there are many faith schools serving muslim and jewish students . schools haxe had to respond to increasing numbers of polish children entering primary and secondary schools. assimilation policies introduced

Question 4

what is an evaluation point of increased migration due to education

Answer 4

uk curriculum is ethnocentric
still only values European languages and place an emphasis on instilling British values into all pupils
(functionalists argue this is the purpose of schools (social integration and shared norms ))