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Reform of Technical-Vocational Education in Indonesia and Malaysia.

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Wilson, David N. – Comparative Education, 1991

Examines the growth and reform of technical-vocational education and training in two South-East Asian Ministers of Education Organisation (SEAMEO) member nations: Indonesia and Malaysia. Traces similarities and differences between the two systems, which will be extended to other SEAMEO member states by the new SEAMEO Regional Centre for Vocational…

Descriptors: Delivery Systems, Developing Nations, Educational Change, Foreign Countries

Learning and Working: Elements of the Diploma Disease Thesis Examined in England and Malaysia.

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Little, Angela W.; Singh, Jasbir Sarjit – Comparative Education, 1992

Prospective and retrospective studies of 1,659 secondary school students and 198 workers in England and Malaysia found positive relationships between intrinsic motivations for learning and working. The "diploma disease" thesis, which posits negative relationships between examination-oriented schooling in developing nations and intrinsic…

Descriptors: Developing Nations, Education Work Relationship, Educational Attitudes, Foreign Countries