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• The International Comparison of the Educational Systems of Iran, Myanmar and Ethiopia

  84-94

  Su Hnin Aye

  Birhanu Haile Agezew

  Arshia Iranfar

  Karolina Eszter Kovács

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  Education systems usually fall into two main types: the Continental and Atlantic systems of education. Countries
  belonging to the third world often follow after the characteristics of the continental system, however, the
  specificities of the country may overwrite some characteristics of the original concept. This article aims to
  introduce some specific aspects of the educational systems of Iran, Ethiopia and Myanmar through the
  comparison of these systems. According to the data analysis, centralisation is relevant, but decentralisation
  tends to be strengthened in each country. Concerning their structure, similarities in the division of levels were
  identified, along with differences in duration and focus. Unsurprisingly, the curriculums are different in each
  country; however, the basic subjects are almost the same. Finally, the grading systems use similar categories,
  although the underlying points providing the basis for the grades significantly differ. Comparing them can
  contribute to their evaluation and further development.

• Higher Education Choice in China: Social Class, Gender, Parental Involvement and Educational Inequality

  97-100

  Su Hnin Aye

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  503

  Bibliography of the review book: Sheng, X. (2014). Higher Education Choice in China: Social Class, Gender, Parental Involvement and Educational Inequality. Routledge. 173 pp., ISBN: 978-0-415-84309-6. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315814254