Titlebook: Korean Education in Changing Economic and Demographic Contexts; Hyunjoon Park,Kyung-keun Kim Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dor

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Educational Expansion and Labor Market Entry of New Graduates in Korea and Japanents for educational attainment. Although their desire for higher education can be attributed to their aspiration toward high occupational status, the large increase in college graduates entering the labor market may change occupational opportunities for workers with and without college degrees and

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Evaluation of Educational Reform Measures and Future Directions for the Knowledge Economy: Focusing ng, with higher education carrying out an important role in developing the necessary human resources for its sustainability. A series of higher education reforms have been implemented since the late 1990s whose major features include: deregulation and autonomy in college admissions including introdu

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Youth Key Competencies in Koreain the OECD: . and .. The method suggested by Bonnet et al. (Int Labour Rev .(2), 213–238, 2003) is utilized here for the compilation of these indices based upon the results of PISA and ICCS 2009. The results indicate that Korean youth retain a much higher position in ., but a much lower position in

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Effects of Ability Grouping on Middle School Students’ Affective Outcomesve data from the Korean Education Longitudinal Study (KELS) and multilevel modeling, this study found that these effects can differ depending on whether students are assigned to advanced tracks or remedial tracks. Specifically, it is beneficial for students’ academic self-efficacy to be assigned to

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Multicultural Education in Republic of Korea: Social Change and School Educationwith diverse ethnic, racial and cultural backgrounds have increased rapidly in Korea. Recent discussions regarding multicultural education and educational policy, including reflections on school curriculum, show a growing concern about the impact of this change on Korean society. This paper explores

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Educational Challenges of and Support for Young North Korean Immigrantsrisen to over 23,000. This has generated dynamic change in the South Korean social system. This paper examines the nature of the educational challenges that young North Korean immigrants face and the support systems that exist for them in South Korea. The welfare and educational support programs for

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978-981-10-1325-6Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-4451-27-7Education in South Korea; Educational Reform in Korea; Expansion of Education; Knowledge-Based Economy