Educational Inequality
School Choice Policies
Schools and actors
All About the Benjamins (Money)
U.S. Education System
100

Problems in school choice for low-income families of color

What are geographical boundaries, social networks, and familial resources?


100

Publicly funded schools managed by non- or for-profit groups

What are charter schools?

100

This framework is mentioned to explain the local business community as an important actor

What is the advocacy coalition framework?

100

This study links two dynamic fields that are rarely studied together (1) the evolving politics of urban education and (2) the behavior of these type of people

What are wealthy donors?


100

The U.S. system of education can be described this way because it is primarily managed on a local level.

What is highly decentralized?

200

One of the arguments against charter schools

What is increased racial and socioeconomic segregation, and exclusivity?

200

School Choice policies are rooted in these ideologies

What is Liberal and Neo-liberal?

200

This allows parents to pick how their children receive education

What is school choice?

200

This condition creates a strategic opportunity for outside donors to support education reform.

What is less union involvement?

200

Michael Bennett became superintendent of this city where voters approved funding for a performance pay system for teachers.

What is Denver?

300

The main considerations when choosing schools

What are location, demographics, selectivity, and exclusionary practices?

300

Instead of democratic citizens, choice policies prioritizes parents as

What are individual consumers?

300

Geographic location, federal campaign contributions, and education organization affiliations has a statistically significant and positive relationship with this type of network

What is the school board election donor network?

300

These entities help like minded contributors to coordinate for the collective action paradox.

What are social networks?

300

Name 3 policies aligned with the Obama administration Race to the Top

What are expanding charter schools, using student data in teacher evaluation, teacher retention policies like career ladders and merit pay, data systems and accountability, turning around the lowest performing schools, and adopting Common Core standards?

400

These acts reshaped demographics in public school leadership

What is the No Child Left Behind Act and the Every Student Succeeds Act?

400

Pay plan for teachers to incentivize more effective teaching practices

What is Merit pay?

400

Billionaire supporter of school choice policies and former secretary of education

Who is Betsy DeVos?

400

This billionaire donated $1 million to influence Los Angeles school board elections in 2012.

Who is Michael Bloomberg?

400

Existing research shows that school board elections are often these type of affairs.

What are low budget and low turnout affairs?

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