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Perspectives on Educational Policy

March 17, 2014 by John Amy

EducationalPolicyIdentify each of the views below as either functionalist, Marxist, New Right or Postmodernist:

  1. State control leads to low standards and inefficiency
  2. Education serves as a ‘bridge’ from family to society
  3. Education helps to produce obedient workers needed by the economy
  4. Education needs a free market to meet individual needs
  5. Consumer choice improves quality and efficiency
  6. Education reproduces diversity, not inequality
  7. Education provides a source of social solidarity
  8. Education reproduces class inequality
  9. Education ‘sifts and sorts’ by ability
  10. Education needs to provide lifelong retraining

Sociology: Educational Policy Book Reference: AS Level, Page 156

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