Reproduction vs Transformation in Schools

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Froggy Jumps Reproduction vs Transformation in SchoolsOnline version Understanding schooling aims by Roel Baron 1 What does reproduction mean in a school context? a Keeping things the same b Changing everything c Creating new traditions 2 What does transformation mean in schools? a Maintaining old policies b Reducing student input c Helping change things for the better 3 Which goal aligns with reproduction? a Preserving established practices b Innovating curricula c Participatory decision making 4 Which goal aligns with transformation? a Sticking to the status quo b Improving outcomes for students c Eliminating feedback loops 5 An example of transformation would be? a Reducing student projects b Repeating last year’s syllabus c Redesigning the curriculum to include new skills 6 An example of reproduction would be? a Introducing peer mentoring b Following the same timetable every year c Implementing project-based learning 7 Which is more aligned with growth in schools? a Transformation b Reproduction c Ignore student feedback 8 Which outcome is a sign of transformation in education? a Less teacher autonomy b Better student engagement c More exams only 9 According to Freire, what should education help students do? a Accept what they are told b Think critically and create change c Compete for higher grades 10 According to Bourdieu, how do schools help maintain social inequality? a By treating all cultures equally b By focusing only on physical education c By favoring the culture of the rich

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Reproduction vs Transformation in SchoolsOnline version

Understanding schooling aims

by Roel Baron

What does reproduction mean in a school context?

Keeping things the same

Changing everything

Creating new traditions

What does transformation mean in schools?

Maintaining old policies

Reducing student input

Helping change things for the better

Which goal aligns with reproduction?

Preserving established practices

Innovating curricula

Participatory decision making

Which goal aligns with transformation?

Sticking to the status quo

Improving outcomes for students

Eliminating feedback loops

An example of transformation would be?

Reducing student projects

Repeating last year’s syllabus

Redesigning the curriculum to include new skills

An example of reproduction would be?

Introducing peer mentoring

Following the same timetable every year

Implementing project-based learning

Which is more aligned with growth in schools?

Transformation

Reproduction

Ignore student feedback

Which outcome is a sign of transformation in education?

Less teacher autonomy

Better student engagement

More exams only

According to Freire, what should education help students do?

Accept what they are told

Think critically and create change

Compete for higher grades

According to Bourdieu, how do schools help maintain social inequality?

By treating all cultures equally

By focusing only on physical education

By favoring the culture of the rich

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by Roel Baron

What does reproduction mean in a school context?

What does transformation mean in schools?

Which goal aligns with reproduction?

Which goal aligns with transformation?

An example of transformation would be?

An example of reproduction would be?

Which is more aligned with growth in schools?

Which outcome is a sign of transformation in education?

According to Freire, what should education help students do?

According to Bourdieu, how do schools help maintain social inequality?

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