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Lessons from abroad : how other countries educate their children

Title
Lessons from abroad : how other countries educate their children / Richard P. McAdams.
Author
McAdams, Richard P.
Publication
Lancaster, PA : Technomic, ©1993.

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Description
xviii, 345 pages : illustrations; 24 cm
Summary
The author examines comparative education and looks at the history and educational characteristics of the United States, Denmark, Germany, England, Canada, and Japan.
Subject
  • Comparative education
  • Education > Aims and objectives > United States
  • Education > Cross-cultural studies
  • Educational practices
  • School systems
  • Administrator characteristics
  • Cultural influences
  • Foreign countries
  • Governance
  • Private education
  • Public education
  • Social influences
  • Student characteristics
  • Teacher characteristics
  • Cross cultural studies
  • Higher education
  • Education
  • Education > Aims and objectives
  • Onderwijs
  • United States
Genre/Form
Cross-cultural studies.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 329-333) and index.
Contents
Schooling across cultures -- The American educational system --Denmark: education in a welfare state -- Germany: a tradition of quality -- England: a nation reforms its schools -- Canada: our cultural cousins -- Japan: a culture shapes its schools -- Comparing schools in six cultures -- Cultural and societal influences on the schools -- Lessons for America's schools.
ISBN
  • 0877629862
  • 9780877629863
LCCN
93060192
OCLC
  • ocm28147113
  • 28147113
  • SCSB-8900537
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library