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The politics of education influence students' agency and voice from "summary" of Education and Power by Michael W. Apple
The ways in which education is structured and governed are not neutral. They are deeply political, reflecting the distribution of power and resources in society. This has profound implications for students' experiences in schools. The decisions made by policymakers, administrators, and educators shape not only what students learn, but also how they learn, how they are assessed, and how their educational outcomes are valued. One key aspect of the politics of education is the influence it has on students' agency and voice. Agency refers to students' ability to act independently and make choices that affect their lives. Voice refers to their ability to express their perspectives, needs, and concerns in educational settings. The politics of education can either support or limit students' agency and voice, depending on how power is distributed and exercised within the system. When power i...
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