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Everything would be completely standardized to the test

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There would be curriculums that every teacher would have to follow without any deviation.

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The curriculum would be based backwards from the tests. Students would most likely only learn from what was going to be on the exam.

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The curriculum would be focused on mainly STEM subjects with the lessons being completely planned out and test scores being the main focus of everything

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Everything would be taught to achieve a certain goal. Subjects taught would be strict and based off of the curriculum.

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The schooling would be very strict on curriculum and career and technically based. Would be more based on math, science, and English rather than fine arts. Standardized testing would be a major component.

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All standardized tests, no essay questions or material that is open to interpretation (analyzing text for themes is out because it's too subjective)

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The material being taught would change frequently because the World Bank believes in the idea that rapid changes in the global economy require people to alter their skill sets over time. It might have a very fluid curriculum.

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If the World Bank was in charge, everything would be simple and minimally changing. Routine and specific structure would be the focus.

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The school would only be focused on the overall academic success of the students rather than an individual student's personal success.

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Same teacher worldwide so that everyone is getting exactly the same education

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The school will be more focused on their testing scores than their actual students and if the students are truly learning material.

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Classrooms set to the same temp with the same desks in the same configuration

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I think it would be very individualistic and less personal. I think everything would be the same and education would be more about memorizing than actually learning.