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Chinese Nationalism and Considerations for U.S. National Security and Study Abroad Policy (m37110)
Keywords: China, education policy, intellectual property, international relations, national security, neo-liberalism, study abroad
Summary: Modern globalization has produced a huge increase in the numbers of foreign students studying in U.S. higher education institutions. This phenomenon has served both a diplomatic and financial purpose in that transnational relations have the potential to improve with educational cooperation and struggling institutions have access to increased revenues from ... national security
Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences
Language: English
Popularity: 50.86%
Revised: 2011-02-21
Revisions: New
Global Citizenship with Chinese Characteristics: Nationalism and Global Citizenship in Developing China (m43622)
Keywords: China, Curriculum, Development, Education Policy, Global Citizenship, Identity, Nationalism, Neo-liberalism
Summary: The integration of the world’s communities due to globalization has led to a widespread re-negotiation of conceptions of citizenship. Educationalists throughout the world are debating the role of global citizenship in policy objectives. In China, a transition to a neo-liberal framework has integrated the formerly closed society ... Chinese Characteristics.”
Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences
Language: English
Popularity: 49.42%
Revised: 2012-06-10
Revisions: New
Nationalism and the Transition to Neo-liberalism: An Examination of Social Studies Curriculum in Developing China (m35881)
Keywords: China, Globalization, Nationalism, Neo-liberalism, Secondary Education, Social Studies Curriculum
Summary: This study examines social studies curriculum in developing China. Primarily, this study analyzes the role of the social studies in mainland China in indoctrinating the transition to a market-driven, neo-liberal economy while justifying the continued presence of a single-party state with a communist facade. Additionally, this study ... source-based learning.
Subject: Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences
Language: English
Popularity: 50.53%
Revised: 2010-11-04
Revisions: New
Sustainability and Political Opportunities of the Open Education Movement: A Case Study of China’s Potential Role (m37111)
Keywords: censorship, China, democracy, education policy, freedom, intellectual property, international relations, marketization, open education, sustainability
Summary: This paper will propose two potential applications for the developing open education movement, or OE. One will recommend a policy solution with the potential to settle the OE conundrum of sustaining the movement while maintaining the attributes of openness. Another will examine the possibility of using OE as a tool ... i.e. China.
Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences
Language: English
Popularity: 34.31%
Revised: 2011-02-22
Revisions: New
The Application of Open Educational Resources to EAP Curriculum (m43623)
Keywords: Applied Linguistics, English, Globalization, International Education, Open Education, Study Abroad, TESOL/ESL
Summary: This project explores the potential application of open educational content to EAP (English for Academic Purposes) curriculum. Given the depth of international student mobility in the modern world, this topic has great potential for practical use in future ESL/EAP practice. While the mobility of the 21st century has brought many ... might work.
Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences
Language: English
Popularity: 48.46%
Revised: 2012-06-10
Revisions: New
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