Educational systems can either reproduce or disrupt inequalities from "summary" of Education and Power by Michael W. Apple
The educational system plays a critical role in shaping our society. It can either perpetuate existing inequalities or work towards dismantling them. This is a key concept that Michael W. Apple delves into in his book "Education and Power".
Apple argues that educational systems are not neutral entities but are deeply embedded in power structures. They can function as mechanisms that reproduce social hierarchies by favoring certain groups over others. This can be seen in how resources are distributed, curricula are designed, and assessments are conducted. In doing so, the system perpetuates existing inequalities and reinforces the status quo.
On the other hand, educational systems also have the potential to dis...
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