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Sun, Qi – Convergence, 2009
Through an overview and analysis of the major national education and adult education policies, this paper endeavours to present the driving forces of the development of contemporary Chinese adult education, to identify and examine the highlights of current practices, and to discuss future developments. Questions for exploring and informing the…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Foreign Countries, Political Influences, Educational Policy
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Basel, Peter – Convergence, 1993
Preoccupied with political and economic problems, new governments in Eastern Europe place a low priority on adult education. However, without education in new ways of thinking about citizenship, the promise of the democratic revolutions will not be fulfilled. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Communism, Democracy, Educational Change
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Marja, Talvi – Convergence, 1993
The transition of Estonia from totalitarian to democratic society poses challenges for adult education. Changes already taking place include voluntary training, use of private sector schools, opportunities for study abroad, reestablishment of folk high schools, and formation of the Adult Education Association of Estonia. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Democracy, Educational Change, Foreign Countries
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Oglesby, K. L.; Bax, W. – Convergence, 1993
The European Community must develop policies regarding a number of challenges: free circulation of people across borders, disadvantaged regions, economic restructuring, access to vocational education, and cooperation with Eastern Europe. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Educational Change, Educational Cooperation, Educational Policy
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Ratman-Liwerska, Izabela – Convergence, 1993
Political changes in Poland are affecting the educational sector. There is a need for regulation in adult education, and the polycentric model is shifting government responsibility for education from financial support to political and moral oversight. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Decentralization, Educational Change, Educational Finance