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Hu, Yan – Chinese Education & Society, 2020
The teaching research system was established after the founding of New China in emulation of the Soviet Union for the purpose of learning, research and teaching management, with the aim of promoting improvement in the caliber of primary and secondary school teaching and guaranteeing the quality of education. The system played an important role in…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Educational Change, Social Change, Educational Improvement
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Pozdniakov, Sergei; Freiman, Viktor – ZDM: Mathematics Education, 2021
The political changes in the USSR and Russia almost coincided with the beginning of an unprecedented leap in the development of information technologies in the country (and to a certain extent spurred it). Gradually, many different initiatives emerged to apply these technologies in education in general, and in mathematics education. In the paper,…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Educational Technology, Technology Uses in Education, Mathematics Education
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Tinn, Maarja; Ümarik, Meril – British Journal of Educational Studies, 2022
Societal, structural, value-based or economic changes and changes related to technological developments necessitate a continuous development process in the field of education. In responding to the changes, teacher agency becomes a key factor. This study explores when the context of reform provides the basis for the growth of agency and when it…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Educational Change, Public School Teachers, Teaching Experience
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Mettille, Jonathan – English Teaching Forum, 2019
Throughout her childhood, education was important to Mukadas Tashieva. She attended a village school in the mountainous Kara-Suu region, where students would either walk or arrive by horse. Under the Soviet educational system, education was free and compulsory, teachers were strong, and classes were highly structured. There were challenges,…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Rural Schools, Politics of Education, Educational Change
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Finkelstein, Martin J.; Conley, Valerie Martin; Schuster, Jack H. – Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning, 2017
In the past few decades, especially since the 2008-09 economic downturn, the faculty of American colleges and universities has undergone a far-reaching transformation. Multiple factors, mainly extraneous to the campus itself, are reshaping higher education, and as a result a reprioritizing of the internal allocation of resources is occurring. The…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Educational Change, Teacher Role, Socialization
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Silova, Iveta; Moyer, Amy; Webster, Colin; McAllister, Suzanne – Professional Development in Education, 2010
During the first decade of post-socialist transformation in Eastern Europe, the majority of education reform projects focused on in-service teacher education. Governments, international agencies and non-governmental organizations prioritized various in-service teacher education programs to help teachers deal with rapid changes in schools. This has…
Descriptors: Preservice Teacher Education, Inservice Teacher Education, Educational Change, Foreign Countries
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Kerr, Stephen T. – 1984
This chapter presents the history, philosophy, and methodology of instructional development and instructional technology in the Soviet Union. It begins by analyzing the structure of the educational bureaucracy in the USSR and explaining the pathways through this structure through which educational decisions are made, and through which…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Faculty Development, Faculty Evaluation, Foreign Countries
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Conaboy, Kathleen A.; Nugmanova, Zhamilya; Yeguebaeva, Saltanat; Jaeger, Frances; Daugherty, Robert M. – Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, 2005
Social, political, and economic changes in the former Soviet Union precipitated both the collapse of a once-centralized medical education system in the region and the development of individual models in its place. In the context of rapid globalization and international concerns about health, this development of "nation-based" models for…
Descriptors: Global Approach, Foreign Countries, Faculty Development, Educational Environment
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Kabylov, Toichubek B. – Journal of In-service Education, 2006
During the last decade, since the break-up of the Soviet Union into a number of independent countries, Kyrgyzstan has experienced major political, social and economic transformation. This has resulted in increased democratization and decentralization. Educational systems have been transformed too. In Kyrgyzstan, the number and size of universities…
Descriptors: Inservice Teacher Education, Leadership Styles, Foreign Countries, Leadership
Cole, John W.; Lapidus, Gail Warshofsky – 1980
Two papers are presented which were originally prepared for delivery at a conference to evaluate the results of 20 years of scholarly exchange between the United States, the USSR, and Eastern Europe. Participants included over 300 members of the public affairs community, including government officials, public policy makers, business leaders,…
Descriptors: Cultural Exchange, Evaluation, Exchange Programs, Faculty Development
Savelyev, A. Y.; And Others – 1990
This monograph describes the system of higher education in the United Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). The preface points out that despite perestroika, two features of Soviet education persist, a high degree of unity and centralization and a close link between higher education and employers. Chapter 1, "Historical Overview," begins…
Descriptors: Demography, Educational Finance, Educational History, Elementary Secondary Education
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Tomusk, Voldemar – Higher Education Management, 1995
Policy concerning faculty training and development in Estonian universities is examined, looking at current practices in comparison with those of the former Soviet Union. It is argued that since democratization there is little effort and some resistance to faculty renewal, despite new labels given to academic qualifications. University…
Descriptors: College Administration, College Faculty, Comparative Analysis, Educational Change