Across
- 4. large business based in one country operating across international boundaries
- 7. non-bureaucratic approach to education based on democratic relationships, flexibility, and non-competitiveness
- 8. uniformity, like teachers once believing students should be educated in the way cars were mass produced
- 10. situation where a few large suppliers dominate the market
- 13. giant corporation that owns collection of companies in different industries
- 20. underdeveloped countries generating less wealth in world econom
- 22. creating equal educational opportunities for kids of all backgrounds
- 23. unconscious unrecognized positive effects of institutions (schools teaching kids to follow rules)
- 26. ending practice of separating kids of different races into distinct schools
- 27. obtains raw materials from nature
- 28. schools designed to educate less successful students
- 29. studying of students in groups with teachers as guides rather than controlling agents in non-bureaucratic settings
- 30. conscious recognized positive effects of institutions (schools educating kids)
Down
- 1. publicly funded schools operating like private by public school teachers/admin
- 2. social entity with legal rights, privileges, and liabilities apart from its members’
- 3. schools supported by government funds run by private companies
- 5. manufactures and processes materials
- 6. getting ahead based on accomplishments rather than other things like social class
- 9. buys and sells products
- 11. educational programs making up for experiences lacked by disadvantaged kids
- 12. collaboration of students and teachers in creating curriculum
- 14. developed countries generating more wealth in world economy
- 15. when the same people serve on boards of directors of several companies/corporations
- 16. education provided and regulated by society
- 17. all students having access to high qualities of education no matter what
- 18. schools of less rigidity and competitiveness
- 19. schools based on specialization, rules and procedures, and impersonality
- 21. public schools aiming to achieve high standards by specializing in certain areas
- 24. situation where one person/company controls a particular market/industry
- 25. making money spent per child on public education available to families to use to place kids in public, private, or religious schools
