Privatisation

Question 1

New right

Answer 1

See privatisation as a good thing because they argue that state services are often inefficient and they claim only private companies competing in an unregulated market can provide cheap educational services

Question 2

Marxists

Answer 2

See privatisation as the spread of neoliberal capitalism

Question 3

Neoliberal ideology

Answer 3

Economic idealogy that the state should not try to regulate a free market economy so governments should encourage competition, privatise state run businesses and deregulate markets

Question 4

Privatisation in education

Answer 4

An ethos that institutions have been expected to adopt
Local management of schools with few external controls
Formula funding
Performance related pay
From 2010 there has been rapid expansion of state-funded but independently managed academies and free schools

Question 5

Privatisation OF education

Answer 5

Aspects of the provision of education formerly run by the state have been passed to private-profit making business that operate outside of education
School serves with supply of administration staff, maintenance and catering
Privately managed chains of academy schools

Question 6

Advantage : more efficient schools

Answer 6

Those working from a business like ethos in education or have that expertise to bring to it , aims to maximise resources for outcomes therefore providing higher standards

Question 7

Profit motive

Answer 7

May encourage private companies to intervene and improve schools in areas where education is of poor quality and to make a profit the companies need to make sure schools are full and run efficiently

Question 8

Money may be drained from the education system

Answer 8

Private providers may not want to reinvest in the system, public money becomes private sector profit

Question 9

Privatisation not a guarantee of quality

Answer 9

In 2014, Ofsted announced that it would stop using private contractors to carry out school inspections following concerns over selection, training and quality of inspectors employ

Question 10

Gilborn and youdell

Answer 10

Educational triage where the status of the student in terms of their potential effect on the schools results is valued more than equality of opportunity as learners and influences the support they receive