Higher Education in the Asian Century: The European Legacy and the Future of Transnational Education in the ASEAN Region

Hill, C.; Fernandez-Chung, Rozilini M.; Wan, Chang-Da

doi:10.1355/ae35-1k

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“…It is transparent that teachers are members of society, so their inner understandings of their role differ from culture to culture, too. 11 analyze the role of the institutional environment from the perspective of its interaction with instructions, referred to as the core of the teaching process. It should be admitted that the authors deny viewing the institutional environment in education as a unified and monolith construct.…”

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“…10 F. Erickson, "Culture difference and science education", 18(2) "The Urban Review", 1986, p. 117-124. 11 J.P. Spillan and P. Burch, in the book "The new institutionalism in education", The institutional environment and instructional practice: Changing patterns of guidance and control in public education, SUNY Press, 2006.…”

Section: The Links Between Institutions Culture and Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Educational Systems Heterogeneity and the Model of International Cooperation in the Field of Higher Education: European Perspective

Okhrimenko¹,

Menshykova²

2021

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The present paper addresses the effectiveness of inter-regional and inter-governmental model of international cooperation in the field of higher education between European and Asian countries from the perspective of European educational system homogeneity. The critical argument pursued in the paper asserts that intra-regional homogeneity is key prerequisite for the inter-regional model of cooperation. By applying clustering algorithm, we prove that European countries feature four distinct educational systems, thus demonstrating a high degree of dissimilarity regarding educational system design. Consequently, we suggest that integration in the field of higher education between the European and Asian countries should take place between economies constituting these regions, not between the regional blocks.

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confidence: 99%

Section: The Links Between Institutions Culture and Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%