Question 1

The _____ imaginary focused on a binary separation between political ideologies.

Accepted Answer

A)  imperialist 
B)  Cold War 
C)  multipolar 
D)  ecological 
A)  imperialist 
B)  Cold War 
C)  multipolar 
D)  ecological

Question 2

Offering the same "branded" degree in numerous locations is called

Accepted Answer

A)  partnering 
B)  franchising 
C)  duplicating 
D)  brand production 
A)  partnering 
B)  franchising 
C)  duplicating 
D)  brand production

Question 3

A school's likelihood of raising additional funding is greatly affected by which of Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems?

Accepted Answer

A)  chronosystem 
B)  macrosystem 
C)  exosystem 
D)  microsystem 
A)  chronosystem 
B)  macrosystem 
C)  exosystem 
D)  microsystem

Question 4

Looking over a fellow student's shoulder for answers and plagiarizing material found online in an essay are examples of academic

Accepted Answer

A)  entitlement. 
B)  collaboration. 
C)  dishonesty. 
D)  pedagogy. 
A)  entitlement. 
B)  collaboration. 
C)  dishonesty. 
D)  pedagogy.

Question 5

_____ describes the rise in available diplomas and certificates for marketable skills, as opposed To degrees.

Accepted Answer

A)  Credential inflation 
B)  Rationalization 
C)  Vocationalism 
D)  Industrialism 
A)  Credential inflation 
B)  Rationalization 
C)  Vocationalism 
D)  Industrialism

Question 6

Students increasingly expect _____ in exchange for paying high tuition rates.

Accepted Answer

A)  good grades 
B)  parental involvement 
C)  more challenging work 
D)  all of the above 
A)  good grades 
B)  parental involvement 
C)  more challenging work 
D)  all of the above

Question 7

Changes to this aspect of post-secondary education have shifted the conceptualization of students from learners to consumers.

Accepted Answer

A)  globalization 
B)  tuition costs 
C)  academic freedom 
D)  offshore schooling 
A)  globalization 
B)  tuition costs 
C)  academic freedom 
D)  offshore schooling

Question 8

The showcasing of Canada and Vancouver through the hosting of the 2010 Winter Olympics would be considered this type of internationalization.

Accepted Answer

A)  cultural 
B)  political 
C)  academic 
D)  economical 
A)  cultural 
B)  political 
C)  academic 
D)  economical

Question 9

An Australian student enrolling in a University of Toronto program via the Internet is engaging in what kind of education?

Accepted Answer

A)  globalized 
B)  cross-national 
C)  transnational 
D)  alternative 
A)  globalized 
B)  cross-national 
C)  transnational 
D)  alternative

Question 10

New students that sign documents on the guidelines surrounding plagiarism and proper citation are abiding by what kind of code?

Accepted Answer

A)  credo 
B)  honour 
C)  conduct 
D)  all of the above 
A)  credo 
B)  honour 
C)  conduct 
D)  all of the above

Question 11

Approximately what proportion of middle schools in Canada feature advertising for corporations?

Accepted Answer

A)  one fourth 
B)  one third 
C)  one half 
D)  two thirds 
A)  one fourth 
B)  one third 
C)  one half 
D)  two thirds

Question 12

What percentage of Canadian undergraduate students are international?

Accepted Answer

A)  10% 
B)  20% 
C)  30% 
D)  40% 
A)  10% 
B)  20% 
C)  30% 
D)  40%

Question 13

The rise in vocational accreditation at the university level corresponds with the continued _____ Surrounding vocational training at the secondary level of education.

Accepted Answer

A)  credentialism 
B)  stigma 
C)  popularity 
D)  regulations 
A)  credentialism 
B)  stigma 
C)  popularity 
D)  regulations

Question 14

Which imaginary recognized the interdependence of world cultures?

Accepted Answer

A)  imperialism 
B)  multipolar 
C)  ecological 
D)  monopolar 
A)  imperialism 
B)  multipolar 
C)  ecological 
D)  monopolar

Question 15

A response paper that would have earned a B+ grade in the 1990s that now earns a A grade is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  credential inflation. 
B)  grade realignment. 
C)  grade massification. 
D)  grade inflation. 
A)  credential inflation. 
B)  grade realignment. 
C)  grade massification. 
D)  grade inflation.

Question 16

The monopolar imaginary best conceptualizes global citizens as

Accepted Answer

A)  activists. 
B)  voters 
C)  consumers. 
D)  educators. 
A)  activists. 
B)  voters 
C)  consumers. 
D)  educators.

Question 17

This cross-national process focuses on the replacement of national economies with a single global market.

Accepted Answer

A)  internationalization 
B)  macrosocialism 
C)  globalization 
D)  cross-nationalism 
A)  internationalization 
B)  macrosocialism 
C)  globalization 
D)  cross-nationalism

Question 18

The increased focus on job readiness displays a shift in the role of education from knowledge development to

Accepted Answer

A)  research. 
B)  diversification. 
C)  training. 
D)  internationalism. 
A)  research. 
B)  diversification. 
C)  training. 
D)  internationalism.

Question 19

The inability of some schools to attract the same calibre and number of corporate sponsors shows a lack of what type of capital?

Accepted Answer

A)  social 
B)  economic 
C)  cultural 
D)  ethnic 
A)  social 
B)  economic 
C)  cultural 
D)  ethnic

The _____ imaginary focused on a binary separation between political ideologies.

Offering the same "branded" degree in numerous locations is called

A school's likelihood of raising additional funding is greatly affected by which of Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems?

Looking over a fellow student's shoulder for answers and plagiarizing material found online in an essay are examples of academic

_____ describes the rise in available diplomas and certificates for marketable skills, as opposed To degrees.

Students increasingly expect _____ in exchange for paying high tuition rates.

Changes to this aspect of post-secondary education have shifted the conceptualization of students from learners to consumers.

The showcasing of Canada and Vancouver through the hosting of the 2010 Winter Olympics would be considered this type of internationalization.

An Australian student enrolling in a University of Toronto program via the Internet is engaging in what kind of education?

New students that sign documents on the guidelines surrounding plagiarism and proper citation are abiding by what kind of code?

Approximately what proportion of middle schools in Canada feature advertising for corporations?

What percentage of Canadian undergraduate students are international?

The rise in vocational accreditation at the university level corresponds with the continued _____ Surrounding vocational training at the secondary level of education.

Which imaginary recognized the interdependence of world cultures?

A response paper that would have earned a B+ grade in the 1990s that now earns a A grade is an example of

The monopolar imaginary best conceptualizes global citizens as

This cross-national process focuses on the replacement of national economies with a single global market.

The increased focus on job readiness displays a shift in the role of education from knowledge development to

The inability of some schools to attract the same calibre and number of corporate sponsors shows a lack of what type of capital?

Introduction

Theories in the Sociology of Education

A Historical Overview of Education in Canada

The Structure of Education in Canada

The Role of Curriculum

Socialization in the Schooling Process

Structural and Social Inequalities in Schooling

School-To-Work Transitions

Filters

Exam 9: Challenges to Educational Practicerformance Measurement and Metrics

The _____ imaginary focused on a binary separation between political ideologies.

Offering the same "branded" degree in numerous locations is called

A school's likelihood of raising additional funding is greatly affected by which of Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems?

Looking over a fellow student's shoulder for answers and plagiarizing material found online in an essay are examples of academic

_____ describes the rise in available diplomas and certificates for marketable skills, as opposed To degrees.

Students increasingly expect _____ in exchange for paying high tuition rates.

Changes to this aspect of post-secondary education have shifted the conceptualization of students from learners to consumers.

The showcasing of Canada and Vancouver through the hosting of the 2010 Winter Olympics would be considered this type of internationalization.

An Australian student enrolling in a University of Toronto program via the Internet is engaging in what kind of education?

New students that sign documents on the guidelines surrounding plagiarism and proper citation are abiding by what kind of code?

Approximately what proportion of middle schools in Canada feature advertising for corporations?

What percentage of Canadian undergraduate students are international?

The rise in vocational accreditation at the university level corresponds with the continued _____ Surrounding vocational training at the secondary level of education.

Which imaginary recognized the interdependence of world cultures?

A response paper that would have earned a B+ grade in the 1990s that now earns a A grade is an example of

The monopolar imaginary best conceptualizes global citizens as

This cross-national process focuses on the replacement of national economies with a single global market.

The increased focus on job readiness displays a shift in the role of education from knowledge development to

The inability of some schools to attract the same calibre and number of corporate sponsors shows a lack of what type of capital?

Introduction

Theories in the Sociology of Education

A Historical Overview of Education in Canada

The Structure of Education in Canada

The Role of Curriculum

Socialization in the Schooling Process

Structural and Social Inequalities in Schooling

School-To-Work Transitions

Filters