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EDUCATION Education Today Newsletter
October - December 2003
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The best readers are Finnish children. But those in Japan, Hong Kong-China and the Republic of Korea come top in maths and science >> More


 DEBATE: McEFA?
John Daniel’s editorial in Education Today No. 3 (October-December 2002) provoked reactions from several civil society representatives concerned about UNESCO’s vision of the Education for All initiative. Referring in his Editorial to the success of McDonald’s management model, Mr. Daniel calls for greater commoditization of learning material. >> More

    
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WANTED! TEACHERS
January - March 2005
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SCIENCE EDUCATION IN DANGER?
October - December 2004
THE PRICE OF SCHOOL FEES
July - September 2004
EDUCATING RURAL PEOPLE
April - June 2004
EDUCATION MINISTERS SPEAK OUT
January - March 2004
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES: MIRAGE OR MIRACLE?
October - December 2003
THE MOTHER-TONGUE DILEMMA
July - September 2003
EDUCATION: WHO PAYS?
April - June 2003
EDUCATING TEENAGERS
January - March 2003
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HIGHER EDUCATION FOR SALE
October - December 2002

LITERACY? YES. BUT WHEN?
July - September 2002

EDUCATION FOR WAR OR FOR PEACE?
April - June 2002

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