Education and Marketisation

This the process of introducing market forces of competition and consumer choice into education.

This is the concept of giving parents the choice within education.

Identify policies that promote marketisation in giving parents choice over their child's educaiton.

• League tables and Ofsted reports

• Business sponsorship of schools

• Schools able to opt out of local authority control

• The tripartite system of schools

True or false - Marketisation has be regarded as increasing inequalities within the education

• True

• False

Schools are allocated funds based on the number of pupils they attract, this is known as the funding ....

Marketisaton has created an education market by ...

• Reducing direct state control

• Increasing competition between schools

• Parental choice

• Creating a comprehensive type education

Schools that achieve strong results in the exams are more in demand, this results in ​ (a)   skimming.

• cream
• butter

Marketisation policies benefit working-class parents over middle-class parents.

• True

• False

Who is the the best suited to choose a 'good' school for their child?

According to Ball marketisation gives the appearance of parentocracy, this is referred to as

• Inequality of parentocracy

• Myth of parentocracy

• Inequality of marketisation

• Myth of marketisation