Teaching

Compulsory education (10)
Denominational education (5)
Free education (4)
Private education (4)
Public education (19)
Secular education (3)

Synopsis: Education: Teaching:

G#2v 4085 Compulsory education 0#3#compulsory education Compulsory education 0#3#compulsory school attendance Compulsory education 0#3#compulsory schooling Compulsory education

G#2v 4086 Denominational education 0#3#denominational education Denominational education 0#3#religious education Denominational education G#2v 4087 Free education

0#3#free education Free education G#2v 4088 Private education 0#3#private education Private education G#2v 4089 Public education

0#3#public education Public education 0#3#public school Public education G#2v 4090 Secular education 0#3#secular education Secular education

G#1v 4091 Teaching methods G#2v 4092 Alternative education G#3v 4093 Alternative education 0#4#alternative education Alternative education

G#3v 4094 Alternative school 0#4#alternative school Alternative school G#3v 4095 Charter school 0#4#charter school Charter school

G#3v 4096 Independent school 0#4#independent school Independent school G#3v 4097 Modern school movement 0#4#modern school movement Modern school movement

0#4#mouvement de l ecole moderne Modern school movement 0#4#mouvement de l école moderne Modern school movement G#3v 4098 Montessori education 0#4#montessori education Montessori education

G#3v 4099 Waldorf schools 0#4#waldorf schools Waldorf schools G#2v 4100 Blended learning 0#3#blended learning Blended learning

0#3#technology mediated instruction Blended learning 0#3#web enhanced instruction Blended learning G#2v 4101 Competency-based education 0#3#competency based education Competency-based education

G#2v 4102 Diastance learning G#3v 4103 Distance education 0#4#diastance learning Distance education 0#4#distance education Distance education

0#4#distance learning Distance education G#3v 4104 Education by correspondence course 0#4#education by correspondence Education by correspondence course 0#4#education by correspondence course Education by correspondence course

G#3v 4105 Educational broadcast 0#4#educational broadcast Educational broadcast 0#4#educational radio Educational broadcast G#3v 4106 Educational television

0#4#educational television Educational television G#3v 4107 E-learning 0#4#e learning E-learning 0#4#elearning E-learning

G#3v 4108 Online education 0#4#online education Online education 0#4#online learning Online education G#3v 4109 Virtual education

0#4#virtual education Virtual education 0#4#virtual learning Virtual education G#2v 4110 Educational experiment 0#3#educational experiment Educational experiment

It can also mean that public school facilities are made available to citizen activities outside school hours,

This means that the current model of public education that has dominated the educational system ever since the industrial revolution is becoming outdated.

Visions for Public schools and the New york city Department of education. Q2l combines learning and gaming to meet the needs and interests of children who

Being a public school Q2l receives the same funding as other public schools in New york, which is a financial challenge.

But, in addition Q2l is â€oebounded by the barriers placed on public schools, such as firewalls which Q2l has had to work round for

years†Technically however, both examples require good ICT skills, good (and affordable) ICT bandwidth and in the quest to

embedded in the business & delivery model of free education or at least â€oeaccessible anywhere, anytime†education

approach within public education systems, and for new approaches to dissemination of content and management of

Poor public education imposes productivity and remedial-training costs. Poor transportation infrastructure drives up the costs of logistics.

people with post-compulsory education out of the total population. This is in part the result of the

provided at a general level, such as public education, or it can be about more specific ICT

compulsory schooling, but teaching ICT skills needs to be integrated into the curriculum. Governments also have an

sector (basic public education, public colleges and universities), there is a limited capacity in the regulation of research activity,

Russian Federation refer to public schools. In Suriname, there are no private schools in upper secondary. Data for Palestine refer to West bank schools

Lanka refer to public schools only Source: UIS database, Partnership Questionnaire on WSIS Indicators, 2014 Proportion of teachers trained to teach basic computer skills (or computing

compulsory education on the safe use of the Internet and computing equipment Responsible: Operative Council for

Ministry of Public education Ministry of European Funds Romanian Intelligence service National Authority for Public Acquisitions Regulation and Monitoring

and secondary education public schools had Internet access, with very high broadband connection percentages, a much higher figure than the national average.

sponsorship of private education programs, and private support for university education in terms of knowledge transfer and financial endowments

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