2021
DOI: 10.34256/ajir2132
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Globalization and Curriculum in the 21st Century: A Case for Flexible and Dynamic Curriculum

Abstract: From the end of the second world war, the awareness of a globalized society has gained power. The theory of globalization is supported by time and space polarity and how these two elements' change affects the world today. This situation concerns all sectors, including education. Indeed, in this era of globalization and competition, educators, researchers, and employers are concerned about the educational institutions' curriculum to prepare students for employment outside their boundaries. Since globalization i… Show more

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