Comparative Education -- A Global Perspective. Education and Human Development

Overview & Synopsis

"Comparative Education -- A Global Perspective" explores the fabric of educational contexts worldwide through a comparative lens. This book serves as both a reflection on global viewpoints and a tapestry of ideas to ponder. The assembled scholars who contributed chapters provided unique analyses of leadership, governance, collaborative partnerships, international perspectives, contextual relevance, and local adaptations. It offers a comprehensive look at higher education, foundational secondary-level skills, international standards, education policy, artificial intelligence, and global curriculum approaches. The book investigates cross-national issues such as academic freedom, educational reforms, crisis management, and artificial intelligence. The threads of ideas, including vocational education, vocal pedagogy, STEM teacher preparation, Reggio learning spaces, and indigenous knowledge, fill the gaps in the literature by highlighting unique perspectives. This volume is a valuable resource for educators and policymakers seeking to understand the global nature of education and its interwoven capacities. [The publication of this book was supported by Knowledge Unlatched.]