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The Effects of Movement Relative to the Fundamental Frame,stances from F. Thus at a given epoch of time every point in space is associated with a definite vectorial velocity, as depicted in Figure 5.1 for t = T, so that relative to F (or indeed any other fundamental observer) the expanding universe can be represented as a velocity space.

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voking and provocative approach to the topic.Globalization is a multifaceted phenomenon, and one of its major components is the internationalization of education. The increasing pace and complexity of global knowledge flows, and the accelerating exchange of educational ideas, practices and policies,

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S. J. Prokhovnikpursuit of many nations in their higher education (HE) policies. This book focuses on two nations, China and Australia, in terms of this trend. The broadest aim of this book was to find out the interactive relationships between global and national pressures in policy development by comparing the int

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S. J. Prokhovniktury. Education and our schools, traditionally local institutions raising individuals to serve their local economies and nations, now confront the challenge of nurturing globally competent individuals (Zhao, J Teach Educ 61(5):422–431, 2010). Moreover, although globalization profoundly influences us

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S. J. Prokhovnikload and time limitations, and whether learning about teaching globalized science would impact pre-service teachers’ perceived global competencies. Pre-service teachers were introduced to the concept of global competence and internationalization of science education as a stand-alone activity confine

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S. J. Prokhovnik. In so doing, many of the classroom examples and participant narratives illustrated the ways teachers, students, and administrators in China were seeking to use and control English as a symbol and signification of modernity and progress. I started the book with chapters that discussed the history o