Educational planning in the context of current development problems.
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TextSeries: ; vol. 2Publication details: Paris : International Institute for Educational Planning, c1985Description: 397 pages ; 24 cmISBN: 9280311190Subject(s): EDUCATIONAL PLANNINGLOC classification: LA 132 .E4 1985
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Includes bibliographical references.
Theme I. Educational planning and technological development -- Theme II. The Diversification of the educational field -- Theme III. The Role of educational planning in the decision-making and implementation process.
This second volume, based on an international seminar organized by the IIEP in October 1983 on 'The prospects of educational planning related to contemporary development problems', contains a representative selection of the contributions to the seminar. The papers should be read in conjunction with vol. I, which defines the assumption underlying the three major themes identified by the institute as the content of its research program over the coming six years.
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