Commercial exploitation of education

The cost of financing education has encouraged the development of commercial sponsorship schemes which may involve sales promotion (including leaflets, posters, and direct mail) directed at parents or students, whether for immediate profit or as a longer-term strategy of developing a loyal clientele. Sponsored stationery, textbooks, teaching packs and videos tend to contain a promotional bias and may well be inaccurate.

1. Unethical media practices
2. Proliferation of commercialism
3. Exploitative commercial television
4. Destabilizing corporate expansion

1. Misuse of advertising during education
2. Commercially sponsored health education
3. Commercialization of universities

1. Unethical practices in education
2. Proliferation of private schools
3. Interference of school athletic activities with education
4. Diversion of education to qualification earning
5. Confusing multiple schools

1. Restricted higher education
2. Prohibitive cost of education
3. Ineffective educational policy decisions
4. Inadequate education system

1. Commercialization of athletic activities and sports events

1. Using bias
2. Using advertising for education
3. Resisting commercialization
4. Protesting intrusion of advertising into education
5. Exploiting education
6. Commercializing

1. Overeducation
2. Intrusiveness
3. Exploitation
4. Education
5. Commercialization
6. Bias