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Commonwealth Education Partnerships 2007
Size:
A4 (297 mm x 210 mm)
ISSN:
Categories:
Commonwealth Affairs, Education
ISBN No:
978-0-9549629-1-3
Format:
Publication Date:
03-2007
Number of Pages:
396
Status:
In stock
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Description
Commonwealth Education Partnerships 2007 is the essential overview of education for development in the Commonwealth, focusing on both intra-Commonwealth collaboration as well as partnerships between member governments, civil society and the private sector. As the official publication for the 16th Conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers, held in Cape Town, the 2007 edition covers both the current trends in education and development and the main themes of the conference: access to quality education for the good of all; the right to primary, secondary and tertiary education; globalisation and its impact on both student/teacher migration and trade in educational services; as well as trends in education financing. The publication also includes:
- Responses to the challenge of HIV/AIDS through education
- Contributions of opens, distance and flexible learning to education and development
- Supporting teachers in delivering quality education
- Particular education issues that affect small states
- Regional education perspectives
- Education profiles of each member country
- A directory of Commonwealth education and research contacts.
Published for the Commonwealth Secretariat by Nexus Strategic Partnerships.
Contents
Education for the good of all: our shared perspective
Welcome
Introduction
MDGs in education: the Commonwealth story
Part 1: Increasing access and the right to quality education
- On the road to universal primary education
- Payments for progress
- Exploring the potential of open schooling
- Under-achieving Caribbean boys
- Schools and gendered identities
- Knowledge management strategies for distance education
- Monitoring gender equality in education
- Issues of gender in education in Pakistan
- Children living with and affected by HIV
- Education in emergencies
- Conflict and education for all
- Education reconstruction in post-conflict Sierra Leone
- Reaching nomadic communities
- The role of ODL in curriculum development
Part 2: Supporting teachers for quality education
- ODL and ICTs for teacher development
- Joining the dots in the Pacific Ocean
- Teacher education in the Pacific: issues and challenges
- Facing the challenges of tertiary education in a changing world
- Commonwealth teacher migrants
- International student mobility in the Commonwealth
- Distance education in South Africa
- The Virtual University for the Small States of the Commonwealth
- The rising tide of gifted and talented children in New Zealand
- Developing Singapore school leaders
- The business of higher education in Malaysia
- Can transnational education assist development aims?
- Improving classroom teaching and learning: three key ideas
- The building of partnerships in child friendly schools
Part 3: Resourcing
- The Education for All – Fast Track Initiative
- Private schools for the poor
- Financing secondary education in developing countries
- The funding and financing of schools in South Africa
- Public-private partnership
- Towards the renewal of African universities
- Household financing of basic education
- The new miracle of ‘free’ content in education
- Education inequalities around the world
Part 4: For the good of all
- Education in a democratic and multicultural Commonwealth
- Development of NEPAD e-schools initiative
- Council for Education in the Commonwealth
- New ways of working in partnership for education
- Lifelong Learning for Farmers travels the last mile
- Inclusive education in Brunei Darussalam
- The use of media empowerment
- The Commonwealth Teachers’ Group – vision and mission
- The DfES Global Gateway
- Out of school missing boys – a study from Lesotho
- Freedom as learning
- In the best interests of the child
- Global citizenship, out values and international education
- Skills in a global economy
- Multigrade teaching
- The lost generation in Africa
Part 5: Education profiles of member countries
Part 6: Appendices
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