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Hogan, Anna; Thompson, Greg; Sellar, Sam; Lingard, Bob – Australian Educational Researcher, 2018
This paper explores teachers' and school leaders' perceptions of commercialisation in Australian public schools, reporting on findings from an open-ended survey question from an exploratory study that sought to investigate teacher and school leader perceptions and experiences of commercialisation. Commercialisation, for the purposes of this paper,…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Commercialization, Teacher Attitudes, Administrator Attitudes
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Hogan, Anna; Sellar, Sam; Lingard, Bob – Journal of Education Policy, 2016
This paper provides a critical policy analysis of "The Learning Curve" (TLC) (2012), an initiative developed by the multinational edu-business, Pearson, in conjunction with the Economist Intelligence Unit. "TLC" exemplifies the commercialising of comparison and the efforts of edu-businesses to strategically position themselves…
Descriptors: Educational Policy, Policy Analysis, Social Responsibility, Corporations
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Sellar, Sam – Globalisation, Societies and Education, 2017
This paper examines the development of data infrastructure in Australian schooling with a specific focus on interoperability standards that help to make new markets for education data. The conceptual framework combines insights from studies of infrastructure, economic markets and digital data. The case of the Australian National Schools…
Descriptors: Standards, Guidelines, Program Evaluation, Foreign Countries
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Sellar, Sam; Savage, Glenn C.; Gorur, Radhika – Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 2014
This paper engages with Morsy, Gulson and Clarke's response to the recent special issue of "Discourse" (Vol. 34, No. 2) that examined evolutions of markets and equity in education. We welcome Morsy, Gulson and Clarke's supplementation of the special issue with the genealogical analysis they provide of private school funding in Australia…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Educational Policy, Politics of Education, Equal Education