International and Comparative Education
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adult learning pathways
Alternative Education Provision
Brendan Bartram
case studies
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College Test Preparation
comparative education
comparative pedagogy
contemporary
cross-national education comparison
current
David Burghes
debates
early childhood workforce
education studies
Education System
education systems
educational austerity effects
Educational Similarity
EFA Global Monitoring Report
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European
FE Sector
FE Workforce
FET College
Free School Movement
GCE Advanced Level
GCSE Mathematic
global
Government's Austerity Agenda
Government’s Austerity Agenda
Hei-Hang Hayes Tang
High Stakes Entrance Examination
Higher Employment Probabilities
Human Capital Thinking
international education
John Field
Justin Rami
Kite Sail
Matt O'Leary
Mike Lambert
Patrick Ainley
Patrick Delaney
Paul Wiseman
Private Supplementary Tutoring
private tuition impact
Promote Policy Transfer
Richard Budd
Roy Y. Chan
Sarah Elsey
Sean Starr
Shadow Education
SMSC Development
Tunde Rozsahegyi
UK Wide Basis
UK's Research Excellence Framework
UK’s Research Excellence Framework
UNESCO Institute
vocational training policy
world education
Young Men
Youth Training Scheme
Product details
- ISBN 9781138681576
- Weight: 470g
- Dimensions: 174 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 14 Aug 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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International and Comparative Education offers detailed and wide-ranging illustrations of the ways in which comparison can illuminate our understanding of contemporary education systems by exploring issues in relation to specific educational sectors, from early-years and primary schooling, through to further, adult and higher education.
Key areas and debates examined include:
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- Alternative education provision
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- Early-years pedagogy and training
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- Spiritual, moral, social and cultural development in primary schooling
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- Work-related learning in secondary schools
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- The world of private tutoring
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- Economic austerity and further education
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- Apprenticeships and vocational education
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- Adult education and training
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- Higher education in a globalised world
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- Teacher training and international rankings.
Drawing on these wide-ranging themes across a number of national contexts to provoke critical thinking and reflection, each chapter includes discussion points and further reading, providing a valuable resource for all Education Studies students.
Brendan Bartram is Senior Lecturer in Education Studies at the University of Wolverhampton, UK
