Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Tadschikistan

This report was written in 2002 by the Open Society Institute. First it presents an overview over the social context in the three postsoviet countries. Then it explains specialities and problems of the education system. The chapters focus on the following topics: Access and equity in education, Education financing, Reform capacity, management and governance, Curriculum, Student Assessment, Teachers and teacher training, Textbooks, Infrastructure.

The UNESCO presents itself and its aktivities in Kazahstan, Kyrgyztan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, among others in the field of education.

The report from 2008 was published by the Institute for International Cooperation of the German Adult Education Association, the National Commission of the Republic of Tajikistan for UNESCO and the Adult Education Association of Tajikistan. Starting from the finding of high unemployment in Tadjikistan, the report presents polictical measures focusing on adult education and discusses its effectiveness.

Landon Pearson is chairperson of the Canadian Council on Children and Youth. As wife of the canadian ambessador to the USSR she lived there from 1980 to 1983. In this essay she describes the gender roles in Soviet society and relates it to the education system.

Olga Klassen is pedagogue and specialst for early childhood musicial education. She worked in the Soviet Union as teacher and choir leader. In this interview she talks about her time in the soviet union before 1997 and about Kazakhstan.

Article about Anton Makarenko, one of the most prominent pedagogues in the Soviet Union.

The Library Service Baden-Württemberg Centre provides this biographical list on pedagogics and the Soviet Union.

Information Exchange in Science and Technology between the European Research Area and Eastern European / Central Asian Countries incrEAST is an information platform designed to: intensify international cooperation in science and technology, facilitate the networking of research organisations and institutions in the countries of Eastern Europe/ Central Asia (EECA) and the European Union, and promote scientific dialogue between EECA countries and EU Member States. incrEAST therefore provides detailed and up-to-date information about the political development of research and technology in the target countries, information about collaborative projects, programmes and partner organisations, as well as about potential Host Institutions in EECA countries for EU researchers and contact information for local experts.

This article published in Septmber 1970 in the International Review of Education describes the education system in the Soviet Union.

This link list contains various educational institutions of each country which sometimes have a short description added. The countries are listed in alphabetical order. At the beginning supranational resp. regional institutions of the entire region are listed.