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Introduction: Banes of Managerialism in Education,In search of profit, the growth of managerialism and marketisation of education crippled the abilities of teachers and destroyed institutions of learning all over the world. The managerial revolution in education is designed to transform education as a commodity for sale by privatisation.

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Internet Cool Tools for Physicians Within this chapter, I identify QM techniques prevalent before, during and after the pandemic, as an active, shifting agent of corporatisation, ‘misrecognised’ within policy and practice (Bourdieu in ., Harvard University Press, 1984).

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,Lessons from the ‘Peripheries’ of Educational Research: Analysing the Discursive Functions of Quali Within this chapter, I identify QM techniques prevalent before, during and after the pandemic, as an active, shifting agent of corporatisation, ‘misrecognised’ within policy and practice (Bourdieu in ., Harvard University Press, 1984).