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Ha, Wei; Yang, Po; Choi, Youngsup; Ra, Sungsup; Hayashi, Ryotaro; McCutcheon, Conor – ECNU Review of Education, 2023
Purpose: This study aims to answer the following questions: (1) Why have attempts to transplant Western vocational education models failed? (2) Is there anything we can learn from the experiences of Eastern Asian countries when developing their own vocational education models? Design/Approach/Methods: This study reviews the history of…
Descriptors: Vocational Education, Foreign Countries, Comparative Education, Educational Development
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Regmi, Kapil Dev – Multicultural Education Review, 2022
Decolonization has multiple meanings and interpretations which reflect not necessarily the arbitrariness of the concept but the complex history of colonialism and the struggles that colonized people have endeavoured to carry on. The level of oppression and subjugation may vary, but there is hardly any one living in the global South (i.e.,…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Developing Nations, Decolonization, Epistemology
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Mendoza, Anna – Modern Language Journal, 2020
In volume 103 of "Modern Language Journal," Stephen May suggested that the "multilingual turn" has not fully delivered on its promises, pointing out second language acquisition (SLA) researchers' continued focus on parallel monolingualisms rather than on dynamic bi/multilingualism, the lack of theorization of historicity in…
Descriptors: Multilingualism, Second Language Learning, Second Language Instruction, Language Research
Continuous Learning, 1970
In Tanzania, the primary schools should teach the skills a child ought to acquire and the values he ought to cherish if he is to live happily and well in a socialist and predominantly rural society and contribute to the improvement of life there. (EB)
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Developing Nations, Educational Philosophy, Non Western Civilization
Fisher, Marguerite J. – Soc Stud, 1969
Descriptors: Area Studies, Asian History, Developing Nations, Geographic Regions
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Barton, Thomas Frank – Journal of Geography, 1978
Examines background related to the question of how to classify Papua New Guinea for study in regional geography courses. Concludes on the basis of physical and cultural similarities that Papua New Guinea should be included as the tenth country in Southeast Asia. (Author/DB)
Descriptors: Asian Studies, Developing Nations, Foreign Countries, Geography
Ahmed, Wajihuddin – CERES, 1975
Peasant women are chained to their homes as child bearers and unpaid laborers working for their husbands. Employing women in rural industry would increase female status and decrease male dominance in the family. Also family size would shrink as women spend less time at home. (MR)
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Dropouts, Employed Women, Industrialization
Presvelou, Clio – CERES, 1975
Rural women in developing countries usually produce food for home consumption. Since this food has no exchange value women engaged in subsistence agriculture rank low on the socioeconomic scale. Colonization which brings farm technology and education to men only further deteriorates women's status in agriculture. (MR)
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Dropouts, Employed Women, Industrialization
McCauley, Daniel S.; McCauley, Joyce K. – 1989
Micronesians are in the throes of cultural and structural assimilation and it appears that integrating Micronesia into American social, political and economic structures is United States policy. Several cultures have been transmitted in Micronesia, one native, others superimposed from the West and from Japan; and there are three stages in terms of…
Descriptors: Area Studies, Colonialism, Cultural Influences, Cultural Interrelationships
LeVine, Robert A.; White, Merry I. – 1986
Based on anthropological and historical inquiry, this book proposes and illustrates a new approach to the comparative analysis of educational policy. It investigates cultural conceptions of human potential as they inform social and economic goals of education by reviewing the transitions of Western countries, Japan, and the People's Republic of…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Cultural Influences, Developing Nations, Educational Policy
Van Lutsenburg Maas, Jacob – Comp Educ Rev, 1970
Underdeveloped countries will be agreeable toward externally imposed social and educational change if their relations with the country initiating the changes are good. However, if hostility toward the greater power exists, the leaders of these countries will resist any attempts to remold their societies. (CK)
Descriptors: Colonialism, Developing Nations, Educational Change, Hypothesis Testing
Mehta, Mohan S. – 1969
Upon reception of the William Pearson Tolley Medal for distinguished leadership in adult education, Mohan S. Mehta, president of the Indian Adult Education Association, spoke on the civilization and culture of India, its long history, and its modern problems in the field of education. In the face of formidable problems in such areas as economics,…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Culture Contact, Developing Nations, History
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Vilanilam, John V. – Journalism Educator, 1979
Notes the dearth of journalism education in South Asia, offering reasons and possible solutions. (RL)
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Educational Development, Educational Needs, Educational Problems
Cangiani, Michele – Ceres, 1971
The application of Western methods of development had impeded rather than encouraged progress in many countries. Cultural differences influence the success or failure of a program. (JB)
Descriptors: Area Studies, Cross Cultural Studies, Developing Nations, Economic Development
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Adick, Cristel – Zeitschrift fur Padagogik, 1991
Examines the ability of historical, comparative, educational research to interpret adequately the spread of modern schooling in developing nations. Explores the example of the 1871 Fanti-Constitution in what is now Ghana, which provided for a modern, universal school system. Urges recognition of non-European contributions to contemporary…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Cross Cultural Studies, Cultural Influences, Developing Nations
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