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Zhang, Kaili C. – International Journal of Educational Reform, 2019
This article describes the practical application of an innovative bilingual preschool program that involves two-way immersion of both English and Chinese in classrooms. This has not been written about extensively, especially in the context of early childhood classrooms in Asian countries. The primary goal of the two-way immersion kindergarten is…
Descriptors: Immersion Programs, Bilingual Education Programs, Kindergarten, Foreign Countries
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Ryan, Thomas G.; Joong, Yee Han Peter – International Journal of Educational Reform, 2013
Within the following text, educational reform is examined to reveal how and to what extent Ontario secondary teachers (n = 87) have implemented educational changes that had a direct impact on students (n = 396), themselves, and curriculum. Our mixed methods data, while limited in scope, indicated that secondary school teachers were largely content…
Descriptors: Teacher Attitudes, Student Attitudes, Educational Change, Secondary School Students
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Carless, David – International Journal of Educational Reform, 1999
Explains the main factors affecting implementation of curriculum innovations, including those related to teachers, innovations, and change agents. Introduces Hong Kong's Target- Oriented Curriculum initiative, a constructivist, active-learning framework, and shows how these factors enhanced or hindered program implementation. Teacher attitudes…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Constructivism (Learning), Curriculum Development, Elementary Education
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Wang, Yidan; Jacobson, Stephen L. – International Journal of Educational Reform, 1993
In rural China, the reform movement's goal was to universalize basic education by making education more compatible with local needs. This meant decentralizing school authority to increase local governments' involvement in school administration and revising curriculum content to increase schools' relevancy to specific communities' future economic…
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Curriculum Development, Decentralization, Economic Development
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Carter, David G. – International Journal of Educational Reform, 1993
The Australian government's reform policy treats education as a mechanism for economic development. To achieve national goals, the government is stressing skills education, private-sector involvement in skills education, increased participation in education, increased school retention rates, improvement in overall education quality, and…
Descriptors: Accountability, Curriculum Development, Economic Change, Educational Change
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Alsuwaidi, Khalifa Ali; Sharma, Anil – International Journal of Educational Reform, 2003
Arabic, English, mathematics, and information technology (IT) are used in every aspect of modern Islamic society throughout the Arab world. As a result of the increased awareness of the importance of these subjects and their impact on society, they have rapidly become established as part of the curriculum in most modern Arabic universities'…
Descriptors: Semitic Languages, Information Technology, Secondary School Curriculum, English (Second Language)