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Benavides, Luis G.; Arredondo, Vicente – Prospects, 1991
Suggests that the most acute problem in educational planning is the confusion about the nature, purpose, and relevance of education. Argues that education should be viewed as a field of hypothesis about the future. Includes the importance of knowledge and know-how, education versus educational systems, and social versus educational planning. (DK)
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Economics, Educational Administration, Educational Needs
Heyneman, Stephen P. – Prospects, 1987
Discusses the varying definitions of a practical secondary school curriculum and those assumptions about practicality that have led to errors in educational planning. Describes the curricular crisis in many developing countries in terms of confusion surrounding the purposes of vocationalization. Notes that educational planners should not duplicate…
Descriptors: Curriculum Design, Curriculum Problems, Developing Nations, Educational Economics
Torres, Rosa Maria – Prospects, 1990
Discusses past work toward eliminating illiteracy in Latin America and the Caribbean. Suggests planning future strategy with evaluation of what has been done based on reliable information and an effective political will. Urges concentration on quality teaching, planning, integral strategy, and a new political will. Argues that literacy training…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Educational Objectives, Educational Planning, Elementary Education
Cheng, Ming Kai – Prospects, 1991
Discusses educational development in nations of the Asian and Pacific region. Focuses on common attributes such as a healthy economy in spite of a wide range of economic systems and levels of development. Includes the traditional emphasis on human resources, new manpower requirements, and social demands for education. Examines education…
Descriptors: Cultural Differences, Cultural Influences, Decentralization, Educational Administration
Bustos, Fabio M. – Prospects, 1991
Discusses the history of educational planning and administration in Latin America. Describes a period of educational expansion and diversification after World War II and one of disillusionment during the economic crisis of the 1980s. Urges an thorough review of the traditional approaches of educational planning in Latin America and a search for…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Decentralization, Democracy, Developing Nations
Chinapah, Vinayagum – Prospects, 1991
Discusses the state of education in Africa. Argues that programs must be modified according to the political, social, and economic conditions of each country. States that school enrollments have stagnated, and quality of education has declined, resulting in increased school failure and a low level of cognitive achievement. Discusses collaborative…
Descriptors: Administrator Effectiveness, Decentralization, Developing Nations, Educational Administration
Gennaoui, Antoine M. – Prospects, 1991
Discusses educational planning and administration in the Arab countries during the last decade. Outlines future prospects as they appeared before the Gulf War. Includes structure, practice, mechanisms, and relations between planning structures and administrative authorities. Divides area by geographical contiguity, socio-cultural similarities,…
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Cultural Influences, Educational Administration, Educational Planning
Fagerlind, Ingemar; Sjostedt, Britt – Prospects, 1991
Discusses educational planning and management in Europe during the present move to international cooperation. Includes economic and political developments, social and cultural developments, migration and demographic trends, and educational developments. Suggests that a change in the educational environment is required to match the changes in the…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Educational Administration, Educational Planning, Elementary Secondary Education
Horvath, Attila; Mihaly, Otto – Prospects, 1990
Addresses need to solve global problems through international cooperation and education's role in meeting these challenges. Examines possibilities for global education in Hungary, and by extension, Eastern Europe, in light of recent liberalization still inhibited by traditional habits. Suggests building cooperative networks and establishing summer…
Descriptors: Cultural Pluralism, Educational Change, Educational Planning, Educational Responsibility