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"Profit motives drive better quality in education."
Do they?
This episode unpacks the relationship between funding models and outcomes in early childhood education and care, and evolving innovations in education pathways into careers.
Caroline Croser-Barlow reveals surprising evidence on quality across different provider types.
Jade Grieve brings international best practice from New York City's career pathways revolution.
And Mandala’s Emily Chuah speaks with Faith Rose on how philanthropic capital is enabling innovation in education.
What actually drives quality, and the best learning outcomes for students?
This episode is part of our four-part ‘Innovating social policy’ miniseries and draws on Mandala Partners' research on investments in social policy. Find it at mandalapartners.com.
Guests: Caroline Croser-Barlow, CEO, The Front Project
Jade Grieve, Education Consultant & Philanthropic Advisor
Faith Rose, Education Program Director, BHP Foundation
Hosts: Adam Triggs, Partner, Mandala
Emily Chuah, Analyst, Mandala
This podcast is recorded and edited on the lands of the Wurundjeri, Ngunnawal and Gadigal peoples. We pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging across Australia. Sovereignty was never ceded.
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