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Trends in Teacher Education. Number 12, Trends in the Ruralization of Primary School Curriculum in the Seventies and the Role of Teacher Education Institutions in Asian Countries.

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El-Shibiny, M. – 1970

In the last 20 years, progress has been evident in the increase of enrollment in all stages of education in Asia. Tremendous efforts have been made to provide primary education for the remotest villages in the Asian communities. However, the concept that primary education is a means for fulfilling the obligations of human rights and for making…

Descriptors: Community Development, Curriculum Development, Developing Nations, Educational Objectives

Proceedings of the Asian Pacific Social Development Seminar (3rd, Taipei, Republic of China, June 15-21, 1976).

Cultural and Social Centre for the Asian and Pacific Region, Seoul (South Korea). – 1976

Addressing the conference theme, "The Most Effective Strategy for Rural Development", the papers presented in these proceedings include representation from: Australia; Germany; Hong Kong; Indonesia; Japan; Republic of Korea; Malaysia; Philippines; Thailand; U.S.A.; and Republic of China. Papers are titled: "Community Development…

Descriptors: Agency Role, Agriculture, Change Strategies, Community Development