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Accountability measures in Oslo's public schools. Standardising curriculum, pedagogy and inequality?
1970
Utbildning & Demokrati
Decentralisation and political stability gave the conservative city council in the Norwegian capital the opportunity to implement stronger marketisation within the public school system. The "Conservative party school" combined school choice, per-capita funding, an expanded testing system and publication of schools' test results. Schools may be affected in different ways by accountability measures, depending on the school's pupil composition and market position. Basil Bernstein's three message
doi:10.48059/uod.v30i2.1560
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