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What can you learn from comparing education systems, schools or teachers? International comparisons have recently risen to prominence in the education policy discourse. At its best, comparative cooperation can inform us about learning in different places or times and can provide us with fresh perspectives on ourselves.
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Volume
Unit 1: Introduction to International Cooperation
5.24 MB
<p>Introduction to International Cooperation</p>
Unit 2: Comparative Analysis of Cooperative Models
4.38 MB
<p>Comparative Analysis of Cooperative Models</p>
Unit 3: Global Cooperative Governance Structures
6.19 MB
<p>Global Cooperative Governance Structures</p>
Unit 4: Cross-Cultural Communication and Collaboration
5.57 MB
<p>Cross-Cultural Communication and Collaboration</p>
Unit 5: International Cooperative Development Policies
5.17 MB
<p>International Cooperative Development Policies</p>
Unit 6: Case Studies in Global Cooperative Successes
5.80 MB
<p>Case Studies in Global Cooperative Successes</p>
Unit 7: Challenges in International Cooperative Ventures
6.25 MB
<p>Challenges in International Cooperative Ventures</p>
Unit 8: Future Trends in Comparative Cooperation
7.17 MB
<p>Future Trends in Comparative Cooperation</p>
International and Comparative Cooperation
105.30 KB
<p>What can you learn from comparing education systems, schools or teachers? International comparisons have recently risen to prominence in the education policy discourse.</p>
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International and Comparative cooperation Exam
50
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50/100
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