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Alternative Education: Global Perspectives Relevant to the Asia-Pacific Region

โœ Scribed by Yoshiyuki Nagata (auth.)


Publisher
Springer Netherlands
Year
2007
Tongue
English
Leaves
235
Series
Education in the Asia-Pacific Region: Issues, Concerns and Prospects 10
Edition
1
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


Alternative streams of education have been and remain an important but difficult theme for teachers, parents, policy-makers, and scholars. By focusing on case studies of six countries (Bolivia, Thailand, Australia, USA, The Netherlands, and Denmark), and by comprehensively analysing these by means of international comparative methodologies, the author approaches the nuts and bolts issues of alternative and mainstream education systems. The case studies include Charter Schools in the USA and Waldorf Schools in Australia. The study presents not only an insightful analysis of alternative forms of education with regard to actual issues in societies and also legal and administrative features of education. It provides insights into the kind of school development that could be appropriate in the 21st century and the types of educational communities we should seek to create in the age of globalisation.

โœฆ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages I-XXIII
Alternative Education: An Overview....Pages 1-10
Case Study: Bolivia A Free School at the Foot of the Andes....Pages 11-23
Case Study: Thailand Alternative Schools in a Society Developing the Legal Framework for a Pluralistic Educational System....Pages 25-34
Case Study: Australia Issues in Support Mechanisms Involving Alternative Schools....Pages 35-56
Case Study: The Netherlands Alternative Education Shaken by Changes in its Basic Foundation....Pages 57-73
Case Study: The State of Oregon in the United States of America A Pluralistic Education System and Alternative Education Supported by the Law and the Key Initiators....Pages 75-93
Case Study: Denmark Alternative Education Fostered by Support Mechanisms Cultivated Through the History of the Common People....Pages 95-114
How Much Alternative Education Is There?....Pages 115-125
Quality Assurance in Alternative Education: Current Circumstances and Issues....Pages 127-156
The State of Alternative Education in Different Countries....Pages 157-181
Back Matter....Pages 183-220

โœฆ Subjects


Education & Society; Educational Policy; Leadership & Administration; Comparative Education


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