Globalisation & Education Flashcards

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How has globalisation led to increased competition between schools?

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Ball
— Led to greater competition between eduction systems worldwide
— Governments are pressured into improving their education systems to compete in the global knowledge economy
— led to policy borrowing, meanings that countries adopt the policies of high performing countries
— England adopted Sweden’s free school system

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How has globalisation impacted the curriculum?

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Hall
— Globalisation has led to the spread of dominant western culture
— this influences the curriculum taught in schools, leads to the erosion of local/national identities
— becomes more ethnocentric
— students feel isolated as their culture and values are underrepresented/alienated
AO3 — Coard — ethnocentric curriculum produces inequality

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How has globalisation affected educational achievement?

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Mitsos & Browne — boys underachieve due to globalisation
Sharpe — spread of feminist ideas across boarders
UN Women reports that between 2015 and 2023, over 65% of decisions included gender-related considerations in conflict and crisis contexts, a significant increase from 35% in the previous 15 years.

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