Education and National Development in Asia
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On-line edition: Free of Charge Hardcopy price: $10.00 ISBN: 971-561-402-7
Pub. Date: 2002 In stock
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This book should be of interest to those readers wanting to understand educational trends
and imperatives in developing economies.
While education and various socioeconomic processes accompanying national development
are inextricably linked, the evolution of national education systems alongside growth in Asia
has exhibited remarkable diversity across economies.
Drawing upon a range of detailed analyses conducted under the regional technical assistance
for the Study of Trends, Issues, and Policies in Education, this volume highlights progress in
education within Asia, as well as remaining challenges and key implications for policy in the
region. While the quantitative analysis and numerous case studies focus upon education in
ADB's DMCs, the book is clearly of broader relevance to understanding educational trends
and imperatives in other developing economies.
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Tables, Boxes, Acronyms, Glossary, and Foreword [ PDF: 173kb | 13 pages ]
Executive Summary [ PDF:120kb | 8 pages ]
- Regional Social, Demographic, Economic, and Education Changes
- Emerging Changes in Education Governance, Policies, and Strategies
- A. Education Governance and Management
Policy 1: Strengthening Institutional Infrastructure in the Center
- Policy 2: Improving Education Planning and Policy Capabilities of Provincial and District Institutions
- Policy 3: Restructuring School-Level Management
B. High-Quality, Equitable, and Adequately Financed Education Systems
Policy 1: Basic Education
- Policy 2: Secondary Education
- Policy 3: Tertiary and Continuing Education
C. Descriptive Statistics and Education Indicators Policy: Strengthening the Policy Relevance of Regional Education
Introduction [ PDF:77kb | 2 pages ]
I. The Regional Context [ PDF:305kb | 24 pages ]
- A. Demographic Changes
- B. Economic Changes
- C. Social Changes
- D. Education Development
- E. Typology of Developing Member Countries
II. Education, Economic Growth, and Social Change [ PDF:231kb | 12 pages ]
- A. Education and Economic Growth
- B. The Education Experience of Group Developing Member Countries
- C. Education and Poverty Reduction
- D. Education, Social Change, and Social Cohesion
III. Developing Effective Education Systems [ PDF:457kb | 58 pages ]
- A. Improving Education Quality
1. Concerns with Problems of Quality
- 2. Teaching and Learning: Inside the Black Box
- 3. Strategies and Conditions for Improving Education Quality
- B. Increasing Equity and Access
1. Gender-Related Equityc
- 2. Income-Related Equity
- 3. Locality-Related Equity
- 4. Sociocultural-Related Equity
- C. Choices and Strategies in Financing Education
1. Unit Costs and their Determinants
- 2. Cost Sharing in Education
- 3. Strategies for Particular DMC Groupings
- D. Issues and Policies by Subsystem
1. Preprimary Education
- 2. High-Quality Basic Education
- 3. Junior Secondary Education
- 4. Senior Secondary Education
- 5. Technical-Vocational Education
- 6. Tertiary Education
IV. Education Governance and Management [ PDF:369kb | 30 pages ]
- A. Policy and Management Environment
1. Central Level
- 2. Intermediate Levels of Education Management
- 3. School-Level Management and Autonomy
- B. Privatization
- C. Decentralization and Localization
1. The India Case
- 2. The PRC Case
- D. Achievements, Risks, and Problems
- E. Planning and Sustaining Decentralized Education Changes
- F. Improving School-Community Relations
V. Emerging Education Trends and Strategies [ PDF:223kb | 25 pages ]
- A. Education Governance and Management
Policy 1: Strengthening Institutional Infrastructure in the Center
- Policy 2: Improving Education Planning and Policy Capabilities of Provincial and District Institutions
- Policy 3: Restructuring School-Level Management
- B. Developing High-Quality, Equitable, Adequately Financed Education Systems
Policy 1: Developing Effective Basic Education
- Policy 2: Developing Effective Secondary Education
- Policy 3: Developing Effective Tertiary and Continuing Education
- Policy 4: Strengthening Teacher Preparation and Upgrading
- C. Developing Better Indicators and Information Policy: Strengthening Policy Relevance of a Regional System of Education Indicators
- D. Some Caveats
- E. Concluding Notesc
Appendixes and Bibliography [ PDF:275kb | 29 pages ]
© Asian Development Bank 2001
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First published 2001
The findings, interpretations, and conclusions expressed in this study are
entirely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the
Asian Development Bank or those of its member governments. The Asian
Development Bank does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this
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