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the case of Haryana State
Hisako AKAI
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In India, teaching has been subordinated to examinations since the middle of the 19th century, when modern school education was established by the British Government. Because of the strong emphasis on memorization in teaching methods, there are weaknesses in the assessment of essay-type examinations, and since the results of public examinations have long been used as the sole criterion for selection by higher education and by companies for employment, some serious ethical problems connected with examinations have been reported.
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Ken-ichi IKEDA
1998 Volume 1998 Issue 24 Pages
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In France the educational policy for children of immigrants and foreigners began to be formed in the 1970s.That was aimed to adapt them to French society and school through their learning French.In the 1980s the policy for ‘right to be different’ attracted an attention of the public in the dominant political power of the Socialist Party.But for many foreign children born in France the policy of ‘adaptation’ and ‘admitting difference’ is not necessarily relevant.Presently the policy of ‘integration’ is being adopted to make the French society through participation and solidality of all people.
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the case studies of Baden-Württemberg and Nordrhein-Westfalen
Ayumi OHNO
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This paper investigates the possibilities and problems concerning Correlated Curricula, through a comparative analysis of two case studies in Germany.
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the development of its concept and a case study of Scotland
Maki KAKIUCHI, Daisuke SONOYAMA
1998 Volume 1998 Issue 24 Pages
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The European Dimension in Education is one of the main issues in educational policy in the EU. Several articles have been devoted to the study of the EU, but most of them have been policy studies. Only scant attention has been given to the point of education, especially in Japan. Analysing the concept of the European Dimension in Education is very important when put into practice at the school level, because there is concern as to whether the European Dimension means only an European issue or not. Consequently, the purpose of this paper is to consider the development of its concept by focusing on the interpretation of the Dimension, and by analysing a case study in Scotland and partly from a comparative perspective.
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the transformation process from a binary system to a unitary one
Kazuhiro SUGIMOTO
1998 Volume 1998 Issue 24 Pages
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The purpose of this paper is to comparatively examine higher education reforms in Australia and Britain, forcusing on the transformation process from binary systems to unitary ones, and to clarify some factors which brought about such a transformation.
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transition from Soviet model
Masahiro CHIKADA
1998 Volume 1998 Issue 24 Pages
161-179
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The purpose of this article is to investigate structural changes in Vietnam'shigher education during the “Doi Moi” period. The first part is an overview of currentcircumstances of Vietnam's higher education. The second part examines the rapidexpansion of student enrolment in higher education in the 1990's. The third partdescribes how recent structural changes in higher education during the Doi Moi reformsaffected the expansion of higher education. The final part discusses Vietnam'stransition from a Soviet-modeled higher education comparing it to the experience ofChina.
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from a Perspective of Coexistence of Multi-ethnic Cultures
Qionghua ZHANG
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Bilingual education has been adopted in school education in order to carry outan equality policy for ethnic groups in China. There are two modes of bilingualeducation in China. One is using the ethnic language as a teaching language while Chinese is taught as a subject. The other is where Chinese is used as a teachinglanguage and the ethnic language is taught as a subject. Bilingual education has beenregarded as useful in promoting a common language and forming common culture, andalso helpful in maintaining ethnic language and culture. Does it really have such a keyrole? It is very interesting to study the function of bilingual education in formation ofethnic identities in China from the perspective of coexistence of multiethnic cultures.
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