Japanese Education and Education Reform by Goodman, R

The concept of Kokusaika and Japanese educational reform by Goodman, R

“…This paper intends to examine the use of the Japanese term '<em>kokusaika</em>' (often translated as internationalisation) and its related expressions from the mid 1980s and in particular focus on how it has been applied in the arena of educational, particularly higher educational, reform.…”

Education Reform and Social Class in Japan by Kariya, T

The Concept of Kokusaika and Japanese Educational Reform by Goodman, R

The Why, What and How of Educational Reform in Japan by Goodman, R

Tradition, modernisation, and education reform in Bhutan : irreducible tensions? by Robles, C

“…However, despite the comprehensive education reforms currently underway which position teachers at the centre of a number of initiatives (VanBalkom &amp; Sherman, 2010), a gap exists in available studies that bring the voices of teachers to the fore. …”

Higher Education Reform in East Asia: A Comparative Perspective by Goodman, R

Medical education leaders' perceptions of postgraduate medical education reform. by Ovseiko, P, Jenkinson, C, Buchan, A

Education reform and social class in Japan: The emerging incentive divide by Kariya, T, Burtscher, M

“…At the same time, it was frequently criticized for failing to cultivate 'individuality' and 'creativity' in students. Wide-ranging education reforms were enacted during the 1990s to remedy these perceived failings. …”

Magazine culture, girlhood communities, and educational reform in Late Victorian Britain by Gleadle, K

“…This article argues for the importance of restoring girls’ aspirations and self-education to narratives of Victorian educational reform. Studies typically focus upon the efforts of professionals, politicians and campaigners in plotting the pioneering changes to girls’ education in the second half of the nineteenth century. …”

Policy experimentation and institutional power dynamics in China’s higher education reforms by Han, S

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Could educational reforms have something to do with Mundell's triangle of impossibility? by Deer, C, de Meulemeester, J

What Lessons Can be Learnt from the UK Higher Education Reform Process? by Goodman, R

14-19 Centre Research Study: educational reforms in schools and colleges in England by Baird, J, Elwood, J, Duffy, G, Feiler, A, O'Boyle, A, Rose, J, Stobart, G, McWhirter, A

“…<p>The key aims of the 14-19 educational reform programme (DCSF, 2005 and 2008a) were to transform the 14-19 phase of education and training to provide better and more applicable educational experiences for all young people and to raise aspirations as well as quality and standards at this phase. …”

A survey of medical education leaders’ perceptions of postgraduate medical education reform by Ovseiko, P, Jenkinson, C, Buchan, A

Comparative Research Between Contemporary Japan and the Republic of Korea: The Case of Education Reform by Goodman, R

Who's Looking At Whom? Japanese, Korean and English Educational Reform in Comparative Perspective by Goodman, R

Improving schools and raising standards: The impact of standards based educational reforms in England by Sammons, P

Neoliberalism and education in Russia: global and local dynamics in Post-Soviet education reform by Minina, E

“…<p>This dissertation examines the socio-cultural underpinnings of neoliberal educational reforms vis-à-vis the national educational settings in Russia.…”

Improving schools and raising standards The impact of standards based educational reforms in England by Sammons, P