2008Globalisation Societies and EducationRequires access

A quarter century of getting it right in education: worldwide successes and continuing challenges

Stephen P. Heyneman, Kathryn Anderson

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In an article in this volume Steven Klees claims that certain economic policies have been a failure in general and specifically in education. He has it backwards. His characterisation of the econom...

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In an article in this volume Steven Klees claims that certain economic policies have been a failure in general and specifically in education. He has it backwards. His characterisation of the econom...

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In an article in this volume Steven Klees claims that certain economic policies have been a failure in general and specifically in education. He has it backwards. His characterisation of the econom...

Key concepts: Quarter (Canadian coin), Continuing education, Political science, Economic growth, Medical education, Geography, Medicine, Economics

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