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Ministries of education in small states: case studies of organization and management

By: Bray, Mark, ed

Publisher: Commonwealth Secretariat ; London Description: 295 pISBN: 0-85092-367-0Subject(s): EDUCATION | SMALL STATES | CASE STUDIES | EDUCATIONAL PLANNING | MANAGEMENT | EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONSummary: Presents fourteen case studies on ministers of education in small countries of the Commonwealth. Each case study focuses on educational development. The structure of each Ministry of Education is described, its evolution traced and its structural problems discussed. Other areas examined include personnel, communication flows and co-operation between ministers and aid partners.

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Presents fourteen case studies on ministers of education in small countries of the Commonwealth. Each case study focuses on educational development. The structure of each Ministry of Education is described, its evolution traced and its structural problems discussed. Other areas examined include personnel, communication flows and co-operation between ministers and aid partners.

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