International Business & Economics Research Journal (IBER) · 2011 · 48 citations · 17 references
LawComparative EducationEducation PolicyEducation ReformEducational GovernanceGlobalizationAccess To EducationEducation RightsEducational EquityEducational LibertyEquitable Access To EducationImpactsIncome LevelInternationalization Of EducationSocioeconomic Inequality In Education
The impact of globalization on culture and educational system is a major concern. Some people saw it as a treat for traditional institutions such as the family and the school, another argument saw benefits in overturning traditional and developing modern attitudes. this paper will analysis the positive and negative impacts of globalization on education for developing countries. Effective education systems are the foundation of opportunities to lead a decent life. Ensuring that all children have adequate access to education is essential public sector function for countries at all income level. The paper argues that education is a core element of society, and the foundation of democratic choice. The large difference in opportunities in education between countries is one of the basic causes of global inequality. People can only contribute and benefit from globalization if they are endowed with knowledge, skills, and values and with the capabilities and rights needed to pursue their basic likelihoods.
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