FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W145255724> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W145255724 abstract "ion, however they still present an impressive array of reforms in need of scrutiny. The Educational Marketplace To get a handle on all of the prescriptives that emerged from chapter two, I will use the underlying assumptions of each of those three themes in order to assess their internal logic, ie. the ability of the reforms associated with those themes to fulfill their own epistemic test of raising student achievement, fostering innovation, and increasing efficiency. At the core of the market-based reforms offered by our think tank experts lie two key assumptions: first, the peculiar demands of an educational marketplace will raise average academic achievement, particularly in areas that are currently being underserviced such as urban school districts; and second, the competitive forces of an educational marketplace will encourage innovation in the delivery of educational services that will bring about significant gains in efficiency as well as achievement. I will use these assumptions as a framework to evaluate the efficacy of the educational marketplace identified in chapter two based on my reading of the research literature currently addressing market-based reforms in education. These readings encompass a wide array of studies looking at school choice and competition in the United States and internationally, and the complexity of these issues render definitive conclusions problematic. However, as we shall see, the research literature calls into question the validity of the assumptions justifying a marketplace approach to education reform. The educational marketplace & achievement. In the United States, public schools are subject to three sources of competitive pressure: schools of choice are public schools operating within intradistrict school choice programs; charter schools are privately operated schools receiving public funds to operate schools on a contractual basis; private schools are privately operated schools that do not receive public funding. Although competition from these different school types vary, they all compete with traditional public schools for students, and, in the case of some school choice and charter programs such as in Chicago, they also compete for funding. These distinctions certainly suffer from leaky boundaries 1 I would remind the reader that our initial presentation of the educational challenges of globalization sets that stage for the inquiry that follows, thus I will largely adopt this macro perspective while also providing a more expansive presentation of the relationship between public education and globalization. and 2 This are often magnet schools. 3 For example, Milwaukee's school choice program allows targeted students to use school vouchers to attend both private schools [secular and religious] as well as charters." @default.
• W145255724 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W145255724 creator A5045547629 @default.
• W145255724 date "2009-01-01" @default.
• W145255724 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W145255724 title "In Contradiction: The Concept of Globalization in the Popular Discourse of Education Reform" @default.
• W145255724 cites W1027624853 @default.
• W145255724 cites W124650523 @default.
• W145255724 cites W130587345 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1485109404 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1485995441 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1497728863 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1506345564 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1511435295 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1518033797 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1548454375 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1552065833 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1559355097 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1565114717 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1569564322 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1570400185 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1575029782 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1737494001 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1965553164 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1974030701 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1975310309 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1976191554 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1979562247 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1980501399 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1989057675 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1990631746 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1992729470 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1998202470 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2004038836 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2008067784 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2008140660 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2009995238 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2011196757 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2016499853 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2018132303 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2020121775 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2025068366 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2034217706 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2037948695 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2039319391 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2042117665 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2044116340 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2050440542 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2062248413 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2062754614 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2067218770 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2077389872 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2078173260 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2082372295 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2086901914 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2090020693 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2095253588 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2098030650 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2099441957 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2105824915 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2106806285 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2111647297 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2119815482 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2128051055 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2132946472 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2135679398 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2139403502 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2141965607 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2142644047 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2146469537 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2146978828 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2148549243 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2151511018 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2154240172 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2154432918 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2155682078 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2159463418 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2160203012 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2163467814 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2167044262 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2170392416 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2170976557 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2336527297 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2356120830 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2560140854 @default.
• W145255724 cites W3098340164 @default.
• W145255724 cites W3122152026 @default.
• W145255724 cites W3177355515 @default.
• W145255724 cites W368322242 @default.
• W145255724 cites W373610428 @default.
• W145255724 cites W565216069 @default.
• W145255724 cites W566931256 @default.
• W145255724 cites W587502768 @default.
• W145255724 cites W616284787 @default.
• W145255724 cites W619419493 @default.
• W145255724 cites W619547076 @default.
• W145255724 cites W629533594 @default.
• W145255724 cites W90855250 @default.
• W145255724 cites W1997389775 @default.
• W145255724 cites W2260662817 @default.

• next