Titlebook: Globalization and the Singapore Curriculum; From Policy to Class Zongyi Deng,S Gopinathan,Christine Kim-Eng Lee Book 2013 Springer Science+

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84174-3entation of national policies. However, adoptions and adaptations of policy innovations at the classroom level were somewhat superficial as they were more related to changes in educational facilities and procedures than in philosophies.

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National Education: Framing the Citizenship Curriculum for Singapore Schoolser-changing global society, National Education in its present form is inadequate. It needs to be reconceptualised to take into account a more balanced approach, inclusive of the realities of young Singaporean, as well as the space for responsible criticism of enshrined values.

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Reforming Curriculum in Singapore and Hong Kongfferent reform policies found in both city-states are best seen as an action of integrating between the local and the global for the state’s role in shaping education and curriculum policies while different, remains prominent.