乌兹别克斯坦教育改革

教育作为人类发展的重要组成内容之一,对社会、经济、政治、人文等一系列问题产生着一定的影响。乌兹别克斯坦向市场经济的过渡,全球经济一体化进程的加快,以及新技术的迅速发展,提出了提高教育质量的任务。20世纪90年代初,乌兹别克斯坦开始着手进行教育体制改革。现在,不仅该国的教育形式发生了根本性的变化,其实质也发生了根本性的改变。笔者主要从乌兹别克斯坦教育改革的四个阶段入手,浅谈其教育改革。     

英国高等教育机构导读

英国是一个具有教育传统的国家，它的高．等教育体系经过几百年的沿革已相当完善，以其悠久的办学历史、严谨的教学风格、雄厚的师资力量、完善的校舍服务、浓厚的学术氛围，吸引世界各地的学子。据统计，每年约有20余万名海外留学生赴英国学习，分别来自180多个不同的国家和地区。     

湖南大学高等教育研究所简介

湖南大学高等教育研究所创建于1980年,始称高等教育研究室,1987年独立设所。当时主要从事高等教育研究及《机械工业高教研究》期刊的编辑、出版、发行工作。1998年获得高等教育学硕士学位授予权,是湖南省最早设立的高等教育学硕士学位授予点之一。2003年获准教育经济与管理硕士学位授予权。目前,该所是集教学、     

试论我国民族高等教育的发展

随着知识经济的到来及加入WTO，我国民族高等教育的需求程度越来越大，作者在此提出了我国民族高等教育加快发展的若干思路。     

“中华高等教育改革”国际学术研讨会综述

由厦门大学高等教育发展研究中心和香港大学华正中国教育研究中心联合主办的“中华高等教育改革”国际学术研讨会经过一年的紧张筹备，于2003年12月20日～23日在厦门大学隆重召开。来自美、英、德、新西兰、芬兰、挪威、澳大利亚、俄罗斯以及中国大陆和港、澳、台地区等12个国家和地区的高等教育研究专家和大学校长共150多位代表参加了此次会议。大会共收到论文100多篇，编人大会论文集(上、下两册)90多篇。与会代表围绕“中华高等教育改革”这一主题展开了热烈的研讨。     

国际高等教育外部质量保证发展新动向——国际高等教育质量保证机构网络组织2012论坛综述

实施外部质量保证是目前各国加强高等教育质量监管的重要手段之一。国际高等教育质量保证机构网络组织2012论坛,以"外部质量保证的未来"为主题,围绕"外部质量保证的方法进展、质量保证与高校的多样性、内部质量保证与发展高校质量文化、外部质量保证的‘独立性’新解"等四大议题进行了广泛交流与研讨。本文即是对此次国际论坛的综述,旨在对我国高等教育外部质量保证的理论与实践发展提供借鉴和参考。     

我国高等教育质量保障体系的构建

20世纪80年代以来,高等教育质量成为世界高等教育改革和发展的焦点、热点和难点。许多国家和地区先后建立起各具特色的高等教育质量保障系统。在我国,随着社会主义市场经济体制的逐步建立和高等教育改革的不断深化,尤其是高等教育大众化进程     

论高等教育大众化下的教育质量保障

随着社会经济及教育的发展和进步，我国高等教育已基本达到了国际公认的大众化标准。在高等教育实现大众化的背景下，如何保证和提高教育质量越来越受到人们的普遍关注。本文分析了高等教育大众化进程中出现的教育质量问题并提出一些相应的对策即．树立可持续发展的高等教育质量观，加强师资队伍建设，架构高等教育质量保障体系。     

新世纪中国高等教育的发展趋势

新世纪社会、经济和科技发展对高等教育提出了新的要求，良好的高等教育是社会、经济和科技发展所需要的人才基础。世界教育改革和发展的趋势显示，从经济增长到人的发展是新世纪教育的必然趋向。社会主义市场经济体制下的高等教育应依照高等教育的发展规律，主动适应市场经济的需求。高等教育大众化面临着许多矛盾，尤其是学生数量增加与保证教育质量的矛盾，曾引起世界各国普遍关注。新世纪我国要把提高教育质量作为高等教育改革的重点。     

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Transnational higher education in Uzbekistan

ABSTRACT

As marketisation, stratification and performance measurement besiege Higher Education, managing change becomes a critical leadership and administrative skill. Managing the student experience and organisational reputation take on renewed significance. Yet whilst much attention is paid to quality assurance and validation processes as Higher Education seeks to develop programmes that address stakeholder demands, little work has been done that looks at course closure. It is suggested that fresh perspectives drawn from change communications scholarship, can provide practical value to university leadership teams. In particular, by recognising course closure as a form of trauma, then universities might be better placed to communicate with and support students on closing courses.     

Higher education in China

This paper discusses the system of higher education in China today. Eight years after the beginning of the upheaval known as the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, educational principles and practice are still considered experimental. New types of schools have been established, and old ones have been reoriented to conform to recent ideological imperatives. The administrative system has gone through a number of changes and is not yet standardized; innovative enrollment procedures, strongly influenced by social class considerations, are changing the complexion of the student body; teaching methods and curriculum combine teaching, productive labor and scientific research in an effort to relate higher education more closely to the economic and social needs envisioned by the Maoist leadership.The paper concludes that it is too early to make definitive judgments about the viability of the system, regardless of the criteria used, but suggests that assessments of the quality of higher education in China must start from a recognition of the fact that it is an integral part of the total effort to revolutionize society. CR China Reconstructs - JMJP Jen-min jih-pao (People's Daily) - KMJP Kuang-ming jih-pao (Kuang-ming Daily) - NCNA New China News Agency - PR Peking Review     

Higher education in Japan

The present state of development of higher education is described and quantified. Notable characteristics of the system are (i) the predominance of private establishments, (ii) the variety of courses available, (iii) the wide social base from which students are drawn, (iv) the highly competitive nature of the entry procedures. The system faces many challenges including the linked problems of management and finance.     

Higher education regionalization

Is the allocation of higher education resources a means to regional development? Although many governments have approached higher education as part of a wider regional policy, it is still very much an open question whether higher education regionalization really works. The evidence from the most conspicuous Scandinavian example of using higher education for regional development - the creation of Norrland University - indicates that the allocation of higher education resources may be conducive to breaking up traditional patterns of center-periphery interaction, but it also shows that the activities of the periphery play just as crucial a role as the special framing of the policy of the center in determining outcomes.