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Education in China and Abroad: Perspectives from
a Lifetime in Comparative Education by Gu Mingyuan Introduction by Ruth Hayhoe |
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Gu Mingyuan is one of China’s most distinguished specialists in the field of comparative education. He is a long-serving of the China Comparative Education Society, and in 2000 he was elected President of the Chinese Education Society. Yet because most of his works have been published only in Chinese, they have been little-known internationally. This book presents a collection of Professor Gu’s writings
over a 20-year period from the early 1980s. Each chapter is a valuable piece
in its own right; and, taken together, the chapters show the development both
of Professor Gu’s thinking and of the field as a whole during a period of
dramatic changes. |
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Part
I: Comparative Education and Educational Reform in China 1.
Modern Production
and Modern Education 2.
The Development of
Higher Education in the Modern World, and Higher Education Reform in China 3.
The Key to
Successful Education Reform: A Shift in Ideology 4.
Some Issues
Concerning Teaching Reforms in Higher Institutions 5.
A Discussion on
Higher Teacher-Education Reform 6.
A Complete and
Accurate Understanding of Mao Zedong's Thought 7.
Modernisation and
Education in Cultural Traditions in China 8. The Complete Shift in Educational Ideas:
Twenty Years of Ideological Liberation |
Part II: Reflections on Education Abroad and At
Home
8.
Basic Education
Reforms in the USSR 9.
Educational
Development in the USSR 1917-87: Lessons for China 10.
The Nature and
Implications of Educational Development: A Global Analysis 11.
National Cultural
Traditions and their Transformation 12.
Cultural
Differences and Perspectives on the Roles of Teachers and Students in China
and the United States 13.
Learning from Each
Other: A Comparative Study of Education in China and Japan 14. A Response to the Challenge of the New
Era: Educational Reform for the
21st Century |
Part III: Comparative Education Theory and
Methods
15. Issues in the
Development of Comparative Education in China 16. Comparative
Education: Retrospect and Prospect 17 .Comparative
Education in China: Name and Reality 18. The
Internationalisation of Education and Comparative Education |
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Publisher: Comparative Education Research Centre, The
University of Hong Kong Date: June 2001 ISBN: 962-8093-70-3 Price: US$32 (sea mail postage included) |
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Higher Education in
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Education and Society in Hong Kong and
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China’s Universities 1895-1995: A Century
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Education and National Development:
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Management and Efficiency in Education: Goals and
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Knowledge Across Cultures: A Contribution
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Education in China and Abroad:
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International Studies of Educational
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Doing Comparative Education: Three Decades
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