Does Funding Improve Education Standards? | Katharine Birbalsingh

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2022
  • In this short, Katharine Birbalsingh discusses whether or not more funding improves education standards. Birbalsingh would always accept more funding in her own school, however, improving the fundamental structure of education yields greater results.
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    Katharine Birbalsingh is the Chair of the Social Mobility Commission and Headmistress and co-founder of Michaela Community School in Wembley, London. Michaela is known for its tough-love behaviour systems, knowledge curriculum and teaching of kindness and gratitude.
    In 2017, OFSTED graded the school as “Outstanding” in every category.
    Katharine studied Philosophy & Modern Languages at The University of Oxford and has always taught in inner London.
    She has made numerous appearances on television and radio and has written for several UK publications. Katharine has written two books and edited a third, plus a fourth called The Power of Culture which was published in June 2020.
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Комментарии • 33

  • @johnmicheal3547
    @johnmicheal3547 Год назад +7

    'Don't let school stand in the way of your education' - by mark twain
    'You can't get an education without government funded school' - big government

  • @jeanwild8724
    @jeanwild8724 Год назад +4

    We need to make sure the ALL parents value education. Also, we need to teach our children the basics as is mentioned here.

  • @Richo64
    @Richo64 Год назад +3

    The exact same can be said for health, we fund it with a massive amount of money but they aren't any better, more money doesn't mean better outcomes

  • @torrespearls381
    @torrespearls381 Год назад +2

    Thanks for the conversations that you bring into our lives John.

  • @becwalker
    @becwalker Год назад +7

    I don’t think that anyone who truly recognized that their family was dysfunctional would jump both feet into being parents. I think you’d have to be a bit blind / self-deceived.
    If we are going to talk about the family environment, then maybe the conversation should be more around “this is what a healthy family looks like” and how about “and this is what to do if after having kids you realise your family is dysfunctional”
    Sometimes you just have no idea what parenting will be like until you actually have kids.

  • @charlesmoore766
    @charlesmoore766 Год назад

    America is in great need of the Birbalsingh approach. Use to be this way here.

  • @soundknight
    @soundknight Год назад

    As a member of an education union I agree with you but there is the problem of over funded schools getting more money than schools that legitimately need repairs and upgrades. There is money pouring into the "jewel in the crown" (quote from previous education executive officer) and schools with asbestos and in a state of disrepair get a dribble of funding.
    Education department funding on attendance means we lose money for everyone at the school because certain kids have a cultural disenfranchisement to education.

    • @erikduvald6703
      @erikduvald6703 Год назад

      That will not change ANYTHING. :)
      I am from Sweden.
      Here we have something called "the school coin".
      It is basically the money every school gets per pupil. The funding for immigrant problem areas and schools is TWICE as high, as in areas for white, Swedish kids.
      (It is basically a deeply racist system, that gives brown kids twice as much money, as white kids).
      Still, the immigrant packed schools always, every single year, have the absolutely poorest school results. While "white" schools, who gets HALF the funding have excellent results, immigrant areas, (which all receive twice as much money), have absolutely horrific results.
      Last year, 40% of the students in the absolutely overfunded 2nd/3rd generation immigrant schools, failed their school year, and did not pass the minimum requirements. 97% of ethnic Swedish students did just fine, though.
      The problem is not money. The problem is what kind of dregg your society has, and where they come from. Do not let those dreggs into your society, and do not give them any money. - It is a waste of resources!
      The numbers are CRYSTAL CLEAR on this. 🙂

  • @Lakoda26
    @Lakoda26 Год назад +1

    At the end of the day, parental involvement will always, ALWAYS, trump anything the school can do. Whether it is funding, student-teacher ratios, lesson plans, etc, none of it will matter for squat with a dissolving family unit.

    • @stigcc
      @stigcc Год назад

      People keep saying this, but when you correct for genetic effects, no known environmental effects have been found

  • @prettyprudent5779
    @prettyprudent5779 Год назад

    She’s very interesting! down to earth and charismatic. Impressed.

  • @voyd1507
    @voyd1507 Год назад

    So true.....

  • @kimberlyhoward4032
    @kimberlyhoward4032 Год назад

    I agree do not give them a smart phone., or a smart car, or smart appliances, or let them sit by Wi-Fi electronics in school, just my opinion but it’s a good one.

  • @tanshihus1
    @tanshihus1 Год назад

    Investment of any kind needs to have specified attainable goals and clearly defined enforceable penalties. Standardize the tests. If the students fail, punish them. If enough students in a class fail, punish the teachers. And if a whole school fails, punish the parents. It's their money that you're investing after all.

  • @buffalobill2874
    @buffalobill2874 Месяц назад

    They could make them climate indoors more conducive to learning.. so you don't leave an embarrassing sweat mark on the seat etc if that hasn't been addressed yet. It's just too hot.

  • @MCOult
    @MCOult Год назад +2

    As Ms. Birdalsingh said, "Teach them phonics." Yes! The "whole language" nonsense has left millions of students behind... and few of them will ever catch up.

  • @martaamance4545
    @martaamance4545 Год назад

    The greatest problem so many intelligent individuals have is that they think of people and children as standardized units. We turned public schools into factories where the administration assumed that all children are units of production. The teachers take in the standardized units and are expected to produce higher quality standardized units after twelve years of effort. And if the output isn't of higher uniform quality then more public funds are needed to correct the problem. Doing the same process repeated excessively and expecting a different eventual outcome is the definition of insanity. Public schools existed over a century ago to produce standardized factory workers who would never be more than semiskilled labor. I don't see where the thinking has changed all that much.

  • @frosty3693
    @frosty3693 Год назад +1

    Schools have become "social experiments" and so inclusive, woke and equal outcome that learning has relagated to the back burner. Toss in no discipline that is so disruptive that even the students that want to learn cannot. This is the USA.

  • @buffalobill2874
    @buffalobill2874 Месяц назад

    Lack of dysfunctional families = lack of Jimmys..
    "No Second Prize"
    Oh Yeah
    I heard about a person who had a broken heart
    With nothing to drive him on, no hope no spark no flame
    He couldn't see at all tears they were blinding him
    He kept it all inside, the guilt and all the pain
    You know I say I tried to warn him
    They had him backed up against the wall
    I hope I'm not too late
    No one can tell you exactly what you have gotta be
    You've got to stand your ground and fight to save your life
    It may be hard but ooh ooh it's the only way
    Always remembering there ain't no second prize
    There ain't no second prize
    You know I say I tried to warn him
    They had him backed up against the wall
    Why can't I stand up and try to tell him
    They've got me backed up against the wall
    I hope I'm not too late
    No one can tell you exactly what you have gotta be
    You've got to stand your ground and fight to save your life
    It may be hard but ooh ooh it's the only way
    Always remembering there ain't no second prize
    There ain't no second prize
    Oh no there ain't no second prize
    There ain't no second prize
    Oh no there ain't no second prize
    There's not gonna be no second prize
    Oh no there ain't no second prize
    Oh there's no second prize
    Oh no there ain't no second prize
    Never never never never gonna be
    Oh no there ain't no second prize

  • @thisisderricksilk
    @thisisderricksilk Год назад +3

    To improve education standards we must exile those without any.

  • @larrydykes7643
    @larrydykes7643 Год назад +2

    Adding funding doesn't increase quality of results if they just do more of the same thing.

  • @jae2686
    @jae2686 Год назад

    You are only as good as the good teacher next door.

    • @stigcc
      @stigcc Год назад

      Teachers does not have any measurable effect. Huge studies on identical twins have proved this

  • @IntrepidsRus
    @IntrepidsRus Год назад

    4.23 "obviously" - not to a dysfunctional family it's not, that's what education is about, light bulb moments when what you know to be is realised to be dysfunctional.

  • @billdec8349
    @billdec8349 Год назад

    more funding could lead to more greedy controller or player.

  • @stigcc
    @stigcc Год назад

    The Pisa results show that funding is not related to academic outcome.

  • @chrishewitt1165
    @chrishewitt1165 Год назад +9

    Just stop teaching nonsense. That'll help

  • @paulwilson7622
    @paulwilson7622 Год назад +2

    Just because people can medically have kids doesn't necessarily mean they should!

    • @Politicallyhomeless957
      @Politicallyhomeless957 Год назад +2

      Medically? You mean biologically I think but I agree with your sentiment.

  • @stigcc
    @stigcc Год назад

    This woman is absolutely delusional. No early start program had any effect. Mothers counting with their children are more intelligent than those who don't. That's why their kids end up smarter. Simple, but teachers refuse to believe it because it would reduce their status.
    The simple truth is that teachers does not matter much.
    For example, identical twins having same teachers vs those having different teachers should be more similar if teachers had any effect. But they are not.

  • @erikduvald6703
    @erikduvald6703 Год назад +1

    More funding will not change ANYTHING. :)
    I am from Sweden.
    Here we have something called "the school coin".
    It is basically the money every school gets per pupil. The funding for immigrant problem areas and schools is TWICE as high, as in areas for white, Swedish kids.
    (It is basically a deeply racist system, that gives brown kids twice as much money, as white kids).
    Still, the immigrant packed schools always, every single year, have the absolutely poorest school results. While "white" schools, who gets HALF the funding have excellent results, immigrant areas, (which all receive twice as much money), have absolutely horrific results.
    Last year, 40% of the students in the absolutely overfunded 2nd/3rd generation immigrant schools, failed their school year, and did not pass the minimum requirements.
    97% of ethnic Swedish students did just fine, though.
    The problem is not money. The problem is what kind of dregg your society has, and where they come from. Do not let those dreggs into your society, and do not give them any money. - It is a waste of resources!
    The numbers are CRYSTAL CLEAR on this. 🙂