Education and
Development Conference 2008
"After
bread, education."
G. J. Danton
As
Dr. Oscar Arias says: "Education is the most basic necessity
after those that are vital to life itself--food, clothing, and
shelter. It is education that lifts people out of the state of
chronic poverty in which they are constantly struggling to fulfill
basic needs such as these. The truth is that all people have a
right to have these basic needs fulfilled, and they also have a
right to education. In this regard, the world is not doing very
well, are we?"
By
taking a part in Education and Development Conference 2008, you
will have a chance to further explore and discuss the
interdependence between Education and Development as well as many
other issues
of importance in creating the social, cultural, economical and
political setting that influence educational systems and
development.
Conference themes and topic for discussions
and papers submission include, but are not limited to, the
following:
-
The
interdependence between education and development
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Casual factors of
educational development
-
Politics
and education
-
Equal
access to education
-
Gender
in education
-
The
importance of educating women
-
The
importance of permanent education in achieving the high performances
of an organization
-
Cross cultural aspects of
education
-
Resource
allocation to provide educational services
-
Educational
systems around the world
-
Educational
leadership
