Description
This exploration delves into the evolution of comparative education through the lens of the Comparative Education Research Centre (CERC). The authors weave a narrative that reflects on seminal changes within the field, articulating how educational practices and policies have adapted over time to meet the demands of a global society.
By drawing from a rich tapestry of experiences and insights, the contributors aim to illuminate the shifting geographical and ideological landscapes that shape education today. Their reflections provide a critical examination of historical contexts and contemporary challenges, offering valuable perspectives for educators, researchers, and policymakers alike.
Through their collective expertise, the authors foster a deeper understanding of the significance of comparative education in addressing pressing educational issues across diverse cultural terrains. This monograph stands as a significant contribution to the conversation surrounding the future of education in an increasingly interconnected world.
By drawing from a rich tapestry of experiences and insights, the contributors aim to illuminate the shifting geographical and ideological landscapes that shape education today. Their reflections provide a critical examination of historical contexts and contemporary challenges, offering valuable perspectives for educators, researchers, and policymakers alike.
Through their collective expertise, the authors foster a deeper understanding of the significance of comparative education in addressing pressing educational issues across diverse cultural terrains. This monograph stands as a significant contribution to the conversation surrounding the future of education in an increasingly interconnected world.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
120 pages
Language
English
Published
Feb 2, 2015
Publisher
Hong Kong University Press
ISBN-10
9881785200
ISBN-13
9789881785206