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    Problem in Bangladesh Bangladesh is a poor country. The country has many problems. Unemployment is one of the major problems on Bangladesh. Unemployment means to remain without work. This problem hampers our all round development. Many causes work behind unemployment. Ours is an agriculture country. People cannot work all the year round. In agriculture there is some seasonal work. After the seasonal work people become workless. As a result they become unemployed. We have a traditional system of education

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    Education System Between Canada And China Education system comes from the culture‚ education has different meaning in different culture. Same like that‚ education system in different areas is quite different. There are two kinds of education system in the world are easy to make a comparison. One of them is my country China—Asia‚ the other one is Canada—North America. They are two typical kinds of education system in the world and they have different purpose of education. As the

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    to encourage you to earn a college degree and an education‚ but why? On the other hand‚ American education system has the intention of creating educated individuals‚ but is falling short. Our education system aims to create educated individuals that will bear the weight of the future United States. Moreover‚ it aims to create innovative minds while presenting equal opportunity yet is constantly used as means to an end. The American education system‚ in its modern form‚ seeks to encourage students

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    quite developed. For the last ten years‚ Bangladesh is exporting medicine to various countries. The reason is that still now‚ the tax and restrictions of laws are not those much strict in this sector. Though these weaker restrictions are causing some problems‚ government is trying to help to develop this sector providing various supports. We have selected this industry because we have seen some opportunity in this sector to be invested. To be honest‚ Bangladesh is not a very investment friendly country

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    Schooling System American vs. Pakistan Education plays a very important role in everyone’s life and it also prepares children for the brighter future. Every country has different schooling system and the quality and importance are different throughout the world. American has strongest schooling system in the world. They are more advanced and different from the rest of the world. On the other hand‚ the schooling system in Pakistan is adopted from colonial authorities and it’s old and backward

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    Education is essential for the advancement in nearly every aspect of life. Without the opportunity to learn there is no opportunity for change. America’s education system is subpar in its ability to provide the right types of opportunity to its students and their individual needs due to its widespread use of the common core system. This system requires all schools across the nation to generalize education and instill the same basic curricular upon every student. Although this does provide equal opportunity

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    Eu-Bangladesh Relations

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    EU-Bangladesh Relations at a glance: Since Bangladesh achieved independence in 1971‚ its population has grown from about 70 million people to 150 million or more in 2009. Over the same time period‚ the population of the European Community has expanded as new countries have joined. From six EC Member States in 1971 with a combined population of some 210 million‚ the European Union (EU) as it is now called has 27 Member States with some 500 million people. The European Community (EC) established

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    Ngos in Rural Bangladesh

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    Concept of NGOs Historical background of NOGs in Bangladesh Types of NGOs Functional coverage of NGOs Role of NGOs behind the rural development Advantages and disadvantages Findings Jagorani chakra foundation (JCF) Objectives Working area Programs Programs related rural development Exceptional and successes of JCF Achievements of JCF Concluding remark Subject Page 02 02 02 03 03 04 05 06 08 09 10 10 11 12 13 15 15 16 17 1 INTRODUCTION: Bangladesh has a strong tradition of private philanthropic

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    Privatizing Education Kevin B. Hawkins Brigham Young University Idaho Abstract Given the current state of the education system‚ Kevin Hawkins argues that by increasing the amount of options that parents and students have for schools‚ and be decreasing federal control over the education system‚ the quality of the education that students receive will also increase. Hawkins utilizes the persuasive method of logos to show the logical need for change‚ the potential innovation

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    Word Count: 1‚130 “Insights on Education in South Korea as Institution and as Industry” A REFLECTION PAPER Introduction The film begins as an undivided Korea rises from the ashes of the World War II‚ unshackling itself from Japanese rule in 1945. Even then‚ Koreans already had this thirst for knowledge‚ amidst the ruins and rubble of war. However‚ this yearning for normalcy to undertake a national education program was set back with the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950. Beginning

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