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    Reservation System in India The concept of reservation was enshrined in the Constitution to allow the so-called deprived classes to come at par with the so-called privileged ones. The Constitution of India allows this kind of positive discrimination in order to bring about equality of opportunity and status in the society. The founding fathers had never intended Reservation to be a temporary phenomenon. Reservations to the underprivileged were to be extended until they were uplifted socially and

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    The Austrian education system School in Austria is free and public and compulsory for all children for 9 years. The education for children is divided into three main categories which are primary‚ lower secondary and upper secondary school. Due to the School Act of 1962 a legal basis was set for primary and secondary education. Furthermore‚ these two school types are managed by the state. Primary education lasts for four years. The Lower Secondary education lasts also four years and the students

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    Turkish Educational System ________________________________________ The Education System When we come to examine the institutions that have sustained the vital functions of the Peoples living in Turkey‚ we must bear in mind that‚ from the year 2000 B.C. when they first appeared on the pages of history‚ they have been a part of three separate civilizations. During the period when they led a nomadic life in Central Asia‚ they were part of the institutions that harmonized with their way of life.

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    soliciting or offering bribes[2] It can also take the form of office holders maintaining themselves in office by purchasing votes by enacting laws which use taxpayer money.[3] Systemic corruption‚ the complete subversion of a political or economic system. Governmental corruption of judiciary is broadly known in many transitional and developing countries because the budget is almost completely controlled by the executive. The latter undermines the separation of powers‚ as it creates a critical financial

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    Nowadays‚ knowledge and education seem to be more and more important to our life. In china‚ knowledge and education even become one of the standards which are used to judge a person. However‚ learning knowledge requires reveal our lack of knowledge‚ unfortunately‚ the present system of education doesn’t encourage us to admit our lack of knowledge‚ there is too much pressure to demonstrate the acquisition of knowledge. The aim of education is to provide chances for children to learn knowledge

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    4+4+4 Education System Nowadays‚ Turkey is discusted a new draft bill on education‚ which is called 4+4+4. This law proposal splits the compulsory eight-year school education into two sections of four years plus four years at secondary school. After finishing the first four years of primary school‚ children will have the right to distant learning‚ also they may be employed as apprentices when they are eleven years old. The proposal on education law has some major effects on children.

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    The education system in Ethiopia Education is a form of learning in which the knowledge‚ skills‚ and habits of a group of people are transferred from one generation to the next person in which the cycle improves with time. This cycle has evolved dramatically in Ethiopia when compared to US and other countries who are accustomed to modern education. Although Ethiopia was home to the first nations in the world who can write; it has been a struggle to apply modern education especially in rural areas

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    The education system I work in follows the curriculum and guidelines set forth by the IB system for the primary‚ middle school and diploma program. I am new to the IB system‚ the curriculum structure and the grading criteria. For the 2013/14 school year I will be working directly with the learning support coordinator as a learning support assistant for two students. My background originally is child and youth work where I have been trained to work with adolescents providing behaviour management‚

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    In 2016‚ when the topic of America’s education system is brought up‚ several things probably come to mind like inequality‚ biased testing‚ work ethic‚ grading systems‚ and money. While some believe that the American school system is a standard for the world‚ others believe that the education system ultimately hurts children in the long run‚ and does everything but help them prepare for life after high school. School is supposed to be a place for children to question and learn how to become thinkers

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    Choice Based Credit System Vision: To evolve a higher education system that is suitability blended with provision for knowledge values and skill practice where every student learns in without sacrificing his/her creativity. Objectives: • To introduce Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) at Undergraduate level • Development of Curricula that would facilitate student centric learning • Examination Reforms • Administrative Reforms All of the above objectives have to be realized with an aim to transform

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