Education Policy Borrowing

Define education policy borrowing:

• schools stealing other schools ideas

• a country adapts certain polices/practices from another country

• created plagiarism

• presidents shadowing other countries aspects

What is the significance behind education policy borrowing?

• countries proving how much better they are then other countries

• prevents students from plagiarism

• helps countries learn what work and does not work

• just sounds cool

Countries must find policies that is appropriate for their country

• True

• False

The quote "You can shop at any of our super markets, but you must all buy the same goods" implies:

• most schools have the same education opportunities as others

• education policy borrowing is pointless since there's no difference in policies

Decentralized government involvement within schooling is handle at the ____ level

England curriculum focuses more on ____ course

What proves that education policy borrowing has been successful?

• increase in students achievement

• rise of high school dropouts

• interactions with other countries

Political legitimation of education policy borrowing is the process which borrowing and being ____ by other countries education policies is made acceptable in society

• unaccepted

• shadowed

• copied

• influenced

Funding for schools is varied because the US is funded mainly from local taxes, while England is funded through a national funding

• false

• true

Do you agree with education policy borrowing?

• yes

• questionable

• no