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Der Bildungsmonitor 2011: Ein Indikator für Bildungsgerechtigkeit?

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Dem Trend zu aggregierten Systembenchmarks folgend soll der Bildungsmonitor 2011 neben Wachstums- und Effizienzaspekten auch die "Bildungsgerechtigkeit" in den Bildungssystemen der deutschen Bundesländer abbilden. Daher sieht er sich einer Kritik nicht nur der allgemeinen Sinnhaftigkeit und Durchführbarkeit von Vergleichen komplexer Systeme, sondern auch der Operationalisierung von Gerechtigkeit ausgesetzt. In dieser Stellungnahme wird argumentiert, dass die scheinbar aussagekräftigen Ergebnisse des vorliegenden Monitoring-Ansatz nur zulasten einer instruktiven Präzision und im Rahmen eines sehr defensiven Verständnisses von "Bildungsgerechtigkeit" erreicht werden konnten.

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  • Kappius, Robert, 2011. "Der Bildungsmonitor 2011: Ein Indikator für Bildungsgerechtigkeit?," The Constitutional Economics Network Working Papers 03-2011, University of Freiburg, Department of Economic Policy and Constitutional Economic Theory.
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