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Education in the Era of Globalization: Asian Contexts
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Education in the Era of Globalization: Asian Contexts
Education in the Era of Globalization: Asian Contexts
This course aims at helping students better understand current situations of education in Asia, particularly under the influence of globalization. We will discuss theoretical, institutional and practical dimensions of education, with particular interests of how education could contribute to the promotion and realization of more sustainable society.
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Education in the Era of Globalization: Asian Contexts
Yuto Kitamura
A1
Mon 1st, Mon 2nd
Language
English
Credit
2
Lecturers with practical experience
NO
Other Faculty
YES
Course Offered by
Education
October 9: Introduction to the course
October 16: Globalization and education
October 23: Global education networks and discourses
October 30 Global model of education and international agencies
November 6: Education for Sustainable Development (ESD)
November 13: Local contexts of education and global mobility of the people
Novermber 20: Global agenda in education
November 27: Concluding session
Each student will assign one of the reading materials and make presentation on it in the class. Based on the presentation, we will discuss various issues raised in the reading material. Also, students will write a short essay for each reading material to prepare for the class.
Final term paper (30%), In-class presentation (30%), Short essays for reading materials (20%), Participation and contribution to discussion in classes (20%)
Joel Spring (2015) Globalization of Education: An Introduction (2nd Edition). New York and London: Routledge.
To be instructed in the class.
Active participation in the discussion is expected.