Devolution and choice in education : the school, the state and the market
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Devolution and choice in education : the school, the state and the market
Open University Press, 1998
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Devolution & choice in education
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [143]-160) and index
内容説明・目次
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: pbk ISBN 9780335197118
内容説明
* What is the background to and significance of policies of devolution and choice in education that are currently fashionable in many parts of the world?
* What has been the actual impact of these policies on school managers, teachers, students and local communities?
* How might equity be preserved in systems of education where increased responsibility is delegated to the level of the school?
This book examines recent school reforms in England and Wales, the USA, Australia, New Zealand and Sweden. It suggests that, at the same time as appearing to devolve power to individual schools and parents, governments have actually been increasing their own capacity to 'steer' the system at a distance. Focusing particularly on the 'quasi-markets' favoured by the New Right, the authors review the research evidence on the impact of the reforms to date. They conclude that there is no strong evidence to support the educational benefits claimed by the proponents of the reforms and considerable evidence that they are enabling advantaged schools and advantaged parents to maximise their advantages. They suggest that, if these damaging equity effects are to be avoided, there is an urgent need to redress the balance between consumer rights and citizen rights in education.
目次
Preface
Part one: Mapping education reform
Introduction
Restructuring public education in five countries
Devolution and choice
a global phenomenon?
Part two: The school, the state and the market
School managers, the state and the market
Changing teachers' work
Classrooms and the curriculum
The self-managing school and the community
Part three: Problems and prospects in the politics of education
Effectiveness, efficiency and equity
Beyond devolution and choice
References
Index.
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: hb ISBN 9780335197125
内容説明
This is an examination of recent school reforms in England and Wales, the USA, Australia, New Zealand and Sweden. The study suggests that, at the same time as appearing to devolve power to individual schools and parents, governments have actually been increasing their own capacity to manipulate the system. Focusing particularly on the "quasi-markets" favoured by the New Right, the authors review the research evidence on the impact of the reforms. They conclude that there is no strong evidence to support the educational benefits claimed by the proponents of the reforms, and considerable evidence that they are enabling advantaged schools and advantaged parents to maximize their advantages. They suggest that, if these damaging equity effects are to be avoided, there is an urgent need to redress the balance between consumer rights and citizen rights in education.
目次
- Part 1 Mapping education reform: restructuring public education in five countries
- devolution and choice - a global phenomenon?. Part 2 The school, the state and the market: school managers, the state and the market
- changing teachers' work
- classrooms and the curriculum
- the self-managing school and the community. Part 3 Problems and prospects in the politics of education: effectiveness, efficiency and equity
- beyond devolution and choice.
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