Such data open up the possibility to study the effects of educational reforms and changes in education policies from a long-term perspective.
In the spirit of the 1960's, educational reformers began to advocate radical changes in education, proposing that schools should stop disciplining students, encourage free-form expression and individual creativity, de-emphasize honors classes and tracking and find new ways to teach such subjects as math and history.
The GNHIES98 data were also weighted to the population structure as of 31 Dec 2010, but to the 1998 educational distribution because of the secular changes in education levels.
Consequently, the Minister of Education, Dr. Yuan-Tseh Lee, apologized to the people of Taiwan in 2002 for the rapid changes in education polices (Shouse and Lin 2010).
Ann discussed the continued importance of Camfed, the various changes in education inequality that have occurred since she began her work in Africa, and the benefits of the WISE Prize for Education she received at the end of last year.
Changes in education, especially privatisation, have produced a generation of young Swedes notably less well-educated than in the past.
They cite changes in education.
The government has legislated for important changes in education.
For Ms. McDonald, changes in education and assessment are just part of the routine.
The report also says the huge changes in education policies are evidence that mayoral control has had major effects.
Impending changes in education, work and politics -- all reflecting Western approaches -- have young people keenly aware that their homeland is in transition.
