The Framework of Educational Policy Flashcards
the framework of educational policy - neoliberalism
economic ideology that management of public services should be replaced by the state to the free market
the framework of educational policy - new right
making public services operate like private businesses will improve their quality
the framework of educational policy - privatisation and marketisation of education
promoted by neoliberal international organisations, education exports, education publishers and similar organisation
worth 18billion to the UK economy 2012
the framework of educational policy - globalisation
educational policies are reassessed
new policies are formed for educational improvements
based on top performing systems
the framework of educational policy - examples of policies
- national literacy and numeracy strategies
- science, maths, english being core subjects
- raising academic entry requirements for teacher
- creating new elite grade of master teachers
the framework of educational policy - strengths
- see if education spending matches educational achievement (UK spend above average but perform less)
- compare standards internationally to see what is humanly possible to achieve at different ages
- provides evidence for policy makers and learn from other countries to improve educational system
the framework of educational policy - limitations
- education becoming economic activity; meeting needs of economy > children well-being
- low validity/reliability; social circumstances beyond the school affects achievement & different cultures
- damaging/wasteful effects on policy