Educational systems vary across societies from "summary" of Schools and Society: A Sociological Approach to Education by Jeanne H. Ballantine,Joan Z. Spade
The structure and organization of educational systems can vary significantly across different societies. This variation is influenced by a multitude of factors including cultural norms, economic conditions, political ideologies, and historical traditions. In some societies, education is highly centralized and standardized, with a uniform curriculum and strict regulations governing teaching methods and assessment practices. In contrast, other societies may have more decentralized education systems, with a greater emphasis on local control and flexibility in curriculum design. Additionally, the goals and priorities of education can differ widely from one society to another. Some societies place a strong emphasis on academic achievement and preparing students for higher education and professional careers. In these societies, education is often seen as a means of social mobility and economic success. Other societies may prioritize...
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