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South Korea

In the not-too-distant past, South Korea had many educational problems. Within the past 60 years, they have gone from a war-torn country with educational hardships to one with nearly 100 percent literacy. While that might seem like a remarkable success story, this might sound wonderful, there is a downside that statistic. Students in South Korea (a...

Japan

Japan relies heavily on standardized tests similar to North Korea, but in addition to this type of education system, they also rely heavily on “shadow education” programs. These are extracurricular classes or tutoring at key educational transitions. This type of program has also been seen to be successful in Kenya, according to a study from the ear...

What are the different types of Education?

  • There are three main types of education, namely, Formal, Informal and Non-formal. Each of these types is briefly described below. FORMAL EDUCATION Formal education or formal learningusually takes place in the premises of school, where a person may learn basic, academic, or trade skills.

What is education system design?

  • Education systems provide the foundations for the future wellbeing of every society, yet existing systems are a point of global concern. Education System Design is a response to debates in developing and developed countries about the characteristics of a high-quality national education service.

What is the difference between Asian and European educational system?

  • Investing in the educational system development in area of IT and electronics. The contrast between the Asian and European educational system is huge. internal educational system but the system is more strict towards the students. countries do but it does not mean that the education is on worse level. Most of universities.

What is Japan's education system like?

  • Japan relies heavily on standardized tests similar to North Korea, but in addition to this type of education system, they also rely heavily on “shadow education” programs. These are extracurricular classes or tutoring at key educational transitions.