International conference on the reform of secondary education. 22-24 December 2002, Muscat / UNESCO

Por: Colaborador(es): Tipo de material: TextoTextoDetalles de publicación: [S.l.] : UNESCO / Sultanate of Oman, 2004.Descripción: 866 pTema(s): Resumen: The report identifies a number of potentially competing theories, beliefs or 'tensions' that became clearer as the conference proceeded. It is argued that while these theories or beliefs are best seen as balances rather than tensions, they will need attention if Secondary Education is to be effectively developed for the 21st century. An example of one of these balances is that between the forces of globalisation and the need to retain a local identity.
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The report identifies a number of potentially competing theories, beliefs or 'tensions' that became clearer as the conference proceeded. It is argued that while these theories or beliefs are best seen as balances rather than tensions, they will need attention if Secondary Education is to be effectively developed for the 21st century. An example of one of these balances is that between the forces of globalisation and the need to retain a local identity.