Chubb and Moes - 1990, perspective on education (NEW RIGHT)
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- Chubb and Moes - 1990, perspective on education (NEW RIGHT)
- In order to best improve the standards of schools, marketisation of schools is vital
- Schools should become more influenced by local authorities (Parents + students)
- State education is a failure as it fails to produce pupils with the skills needed for the economy
- That education has dis-advantaged lower classes and failed to create equal oppurtunity
- That education is useful for society (similar to functionalism)
- This is because school provides the training of the workforce, so unemployment is inescapeable
- They argue that with higher consumerisation of schools, it allows the needs of parents to be better fufilled
- Which explains why private schools perform better
- In order to best improve the standards of schools, marketisation of schools is vital
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