Educational systems reflect political ideologies by shaping the values, knowledge, and skills imparted to students. Curricula are often designed to reinforce dominant ideologies, influencing how history, politics, and civic responsibilities are taught. By framing certain narratives and prioritizing specific subjects, education can promote particular perspectives, thus molding future citizens’ views and behaviors. Additionally, educational policies can impact access and equity, affecting who benefits from educational opportunities. Understanding this relationship is vital for recognizing how education serves as a tool for social reproduction or change within political contexts.