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Why is secondary education important?

of them: specialised education and training necessary for the competitive success of individual countries within European and world economies. * Second, in both established and restored democracies, the quality and outcomes of secondary education are increasingly visible and exposed to critical appraisal by policy makers, publics and parents.

What is the purpose of this report on secondary education?

Introduction he purpose of this report is to identify critical issues for consideration in the development of secondary education policies in Latin America.

How have countries defined secondary education?

Countries have defined secondary education in different ways throughout the past century when the expansion of this level of education became an indicator of general development and relatively similar policy issues began to emerge. Definitional problems are closely related to the questions of structure and curriculum. Preparation for Work

Is secondary education becoming more widely available?

Data from UNESCO and other international agencies suggest that some secondary education is becoming more widely available in some less-developed countries; however, the formal education of children in countries ravished by civil war, natural disaster, disease, or widespread economic hardship is often virtually nonexistent.