Essences of knowledge and education in globalization era

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Keywords:

education, reforms, globalization, Russia, USA, Japan, cultures’ dialogue, stereotypes, essences, knowledge concepts, universities, educated human

Abstract

Article asserts special significance of education and it’s co-relation with the issues of society’s intensive economic development. System of education must become mobile to comply with the demands of modern globalization era economy, based on knowledge.

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Published

28.02.2011

Issue

No. 1 (2011)

Section

Science of education

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  • Chechek O. Adygbay Tuvan State University

    Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy.

    Postal address: 32 Lenin St., 667000 Kyzyl, Russian Federation.

    Tel. +7 (394-22) 3-11-62.

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