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This is our Last Call for Papers for the XVIII Annual International Conference of the Bulgarian Comparative Education Society (BCES) in Sofia, Bulgaria, 23 - 26 June 2020. The Conference theme is Educational Reforms Worldwide.
Participation and learning: Taipei Gerontology and Geriatrics Asia/Oceania Regional Congress, 23-26 October 2019, by Brian Findsen. An article on the topic of "Later Life Learning", published in PIMA Bulletin, Number 27.
Higher education confronts a curious paradox. One of its traditional core missions is innately conservative: to conserve and transmit knowledge and culture for and to future generations. This tends also to be conservative in the related sense of reproducing the cultures – the modes, values and mores – of the different societies which it inhabits and which sustain it.
People India organization, established in 2013, stands for peace, literacy, and education. One of its programmes, CRCW (Career Research and Counselling Wing), aims at providing free career counselling to students studying in Government Schools. Read this and other news on Indian higher education in India in the latest PRIA Newsletter:
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