Education Policy key terms

3. The type of privatisation, according to Ball and Youdell, that is happening outside of schools through Public-Private Partnerships (PPS)
6. _______ local choosers; the working class families in Gewirtz's research that didn't understand procedures and focused on quality of school facilities rather than league tables.
11. Name given to policies in 1960s/70s that focused on pupils from minority ethnic groups becoming part of mainstream British culture
12. The process of introducing market forces (supply, demand, consumer choice) to education
13. Reading ___________, one of the policies introduced to encourage boys to read more
15. The transfer of public assets to private companies
17. Term used by Mariam David to describe the fact that education is now 'rule by parents' where they have power and control

1. A type of school which is set up and run by the community e.g. by parents, teachers, and businesses rather than by the local authority.
2. Name given to policies in the 1980s aimed to value all cultures in the school curriculum to raise self-esteem and encourage achievement.
4. Organisation who publish a yearly report comparing global results on assessments
5. The type of privatisation, according to Ball and Youdell, that is happening inside schools through marketisation policies
7. Theoretical perspective who would be against privatisation
8. Sociologist who believed private companies benefited from associations with schools as it made them seem good/legitimate.
9. A type of school where you are no longer under local authority control, don't have to follow the national curriculum and can receive external funding e.g. through business sponsorship
10. One of the policies introduced to support women in education taking on more science-based education
14. _______ and Browne; sociologists who believe that globalisation has affected boys in education as manual labour is now outsourced, causing a crisis for them.
16. Theoretical perspective who would be in favour of privatisation