An African exploration of the East Asian education experience, Vol. 1 of 1

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An African exploration of the East Asian education experience

Author:	Fredriksen, Birger; Peng, Tan Jee; Ndoye, Mamadou; Boon, Goh Chor; Gopinathan, S.; Kinh, Nguyen Quang; Chi, Nguyen Quoc; Lee, Chong Jae; Benveniste, Luis; O' Hare, Daniel;	Collection Title:	Development practice in education
Country:	World;	Date Stored:	2008/05/30
Document Date:	2008/04/29	Document Type:	Publication
ISBN:	978-0-8213-7371-2	Language:	English
Region:	The World Region	Report Number:	43967
SubTopics:	Primary Education; Access & Equity in Basic Education; Curriculum & Instruction; Teaching and Learning; Education For All	Volume No:	1 of 1

Summary: Contents of the report are as follows: East Asia education study tour: an overview of key insights by Birger Fredriksen, and Tan Jee Peng. Education in Africa: knowledge makes the difference by Mamadou Ndoye. Education in Singapore: developments since 1965 by Goh Chor Boon, and S. Gopinathan. Education in Vietnam: development history, challenges, and solutions by Nguyen Quang Kinh, and Nguyen Quoc Chi. Education in the Republic of Korea: approaches, achievements, and current challenges by Chong Jae Lee. Education in Thailand: improving secondary education by Luis Benveniste. Education in Ireland: evolution of economic and education policies since the early 1990s by Daniel O' Hare.


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