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Papers On Education In Other Countries
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Challenging Behaviors by Adolescent Students
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This 22 page paper looks at the increasing level of challenging behaviors by adolescent students in schools which is developing into a complex problem. The paper looks at what factors are contributing to these complexities, including theories that look at deviance, the development of challenging behavior and the way in which schools have dealt with the issue, and then considers how school guidance counsellors might provide a platform for change giving an international perspective. The bibliography cites 28 sources.
Filename: TEchalbeh.rtf
China, Mexico, and Nigeria -- Education and Change
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This 10 page
report discusses the numerous influences that have determined
what education will be and how it will develop in these three
countries. Each has had the experience of Western imperialism
and each have reacted to it in different ways in terms of
education. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: BWmexed.wps
Chinese And American Schooling
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The ideal educational system is one
where the child is seen as unique and the mission of the school is to
allow the potential for each to come to fruition. This 5 page paper
compares and contrasts Chinese education with that of the United States.
Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KTchnaus.wps
Communication Telecentres in the Middle East
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This 11 page paper provides an overview of the use of communication telecentres in the Middle East. This paper considers the implications for distance learning in Third World countries. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
Filename: MHTecThW.rtf
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