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    You may read the title and ask yourself: “How is education a social problem?” And the answer is pretty simple. Mexico doesn´t have a great education system‚ as many other countries in the world. And the problem with this is that it creates people that are uncultured‚ undisciplined people and worst of all‚ really rude. They are a problem in society because‚ in society there is a lot of decision making‚ it may not seem as if one person could make the difference‚ but it really can. For example‚ illiterate

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    Turkey International Trade and Economic Development The 2011 population of Turkey is 78.8 million with an annual growth rate of approximately 1.2% and an average age of 28.5 years. The country ranks as the 17th most populous in the world‚ following Germany. Approximately 70% of the population is urban with Istanbul representing the largest of the urban centers‚ followed by the country’s capital of Ankara. Turks are the largest ethnic group‚ representing approximately 75% of the total

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    Past‚ present and future for education system Sponsored by Published on undefined NaN undefined NaN NaN:NaN From: David H Rhodes‚ Keeble Park North‚ Bishopthorpe‚ York. THE school examination results have been announced and no doubt many students are rejoicing in what they have attained through very hard work. Congratulations to them. This does‚ however‚ bring an air of confusion as to the genuine merit and value of the grades attained. Correct me if I am wrong‚ but I believe that 50 years ago only

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    [pic] Meridian Educational Institution: Enrollment System by Luis Carlo A. Israel Angelica Joyce L. Malinao BS in Information Technology Mapua Institute of Technology‚ 2010 A Research Report Submitted to the School of Information Technology in Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements for RES100-3 Chapter I INTRODUCTION A school is an institution that aims to teach pupils under the guidance of teachers. It is primarily responsible in inculcating lessons‚ concepts

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    The similarities of education in Vietnam and U.S: 1. High school level: Includes 12 grades from 1 to12. High school students in Vietnam can study the equivalent level in U.S ( students complete grade 10 in VN will continue studying grade 11 and 12 in the U.S.). 2. College level: (2 years) The colleges increasingly develop and attract American and international students to the school. These schools may be private or public schools‚ sometime known as Junior College or Two - Year College. College

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    view that the education system serves to maintain the capitalist system. The Marxists believe that capitalism involves two classes the bourgeoisie (ruling class) and the proletariat (working class). They say that the ruling class exploit the working class for profit. Marxists say that education maintains the capitalist system by giving children the skills they need for work‚ justifying inequality and by passing on ruling class ideology which supports capitalism. Althusser sees education as part of

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    American and Asian Educational Methods In today’s society the concern for education has grown immensely due to the fact that the American education system has extremely decreased its rank in many subjects. As years have passed experts from the international Math and Science study (TIMSS)‚ have noted that “American eighth graders did better than 17 nations in math and 18 nations in science‚ but they showed no improvement over their scores since 1995”(Robinson 195). As compared to the students

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    Post World War I Turkish Reforms     Mustafa Kemal served as founder and president of the new Republic of Turkey for 15 years‚ from 1923 to his death in 1938. He introduced numerous sweeping reforms that altered the political‚ social‚ legal‚ economic‚ and cultural spheres of the new republic. His goal: to raise Turkey to the level of modern civilization. 6 groups of major reforms: 1. political reforms  November 1922‚ abolishment of sultanate  October 1923‚ proclamation of republic  March 3

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    Thursday‚ March 10‚ 2011 EDUCATION stakeholders will meet Friday at the National Educators’ Academy of the Philippines (Neap) in Davao City to thresh out the different issues behind the K+12 program of the Aquino administration. DepEd-Davao Region Director Susana Teresa B. Estigoy wants all the stakeholders to know what enhanced K+12 basic education program is all about and how it can benefit the students‚ the parents and the community. During the consultation‚ the different issues and concerns

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    Year 11 historical investigation How did Ataturk change Turkey forever? Section A: Plan of Investigation In 1923 the 500 year old Ottoman Empire collapsed and from its ashes arose the Turkish republic led by Mustafa Kemal pasha who was later know as Ataturk (father of the Turks). With this new revival came many changes. The new nation was changed from Islamic to secular; the Ottoman sultanate was abolished and in its place came The Turkish republic‚ and many changes in the economic‚ political

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