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A bürokratikus és centralizált franciaországi irányítási modellt módosító változások
The Changes Having Modified the Bureaucratic and Centralised Model of the French School Administration

Author(s): Iván Bajomi
Subject(s): School education, State/Government and Education
Published by: Akadémiai Kiadó
Keywords: the centralized model of Napoleon; participation of teachers’ organizations; co-operation between multiple actors; disputed evaluation tools; regulation vs school market

Summary/Abstract: As opening of my study I present the beginnings and main features of the centralised educational model of Napoleon. Then, I mention four developments that have led to some changes of this model. Firstly, at the end of the 19th century, teachers’ representatives could become involved in the work of the bureaucratic governing educational institutions. Secondly, in the 1980’s a small-scale decentralisation led to the development of a multi-stakeholder educational co-operation within educational priority aeras. Thirdly, I note the newly developed evaluation methods that somewhat altered the traditional school-administration model. Fourthly, I refer to those strategies of parents and schools that undermine the prevailing bureaucratic regulation. Finally, I demonstrate that the five different logic and regulatory models presented in my study coexist in the French educational system in a hybrid form.

  • Issue Year: 28/2019
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 300-303
  • Page Count: 14
  • Language: Hungarian
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