1st Edition
Commonwealth Education Adapting to Survive
Preface
Beth Kreling and Peter R. C. Williams
Introduction – Staying Relevant: Commonwealth Education at 60
Beth Kreling and Peter R. C. Williams
1. The Sustainable Development Goals for Education: Commonwealth Perspectives and Opportunities
Keith M. Lewin
2. Achieving the Promise to Leave No Girl behind in Commonwealth Countries
Rebecca Gordon, Lauren Marston, Pauline Rose and Asma Zubairi
3. India’s South-South Cooperation in Human Resource Development
Kenneth King and Pravina King
4. Commonwealth Student Exchange 1959–2019 – Planned and Unplanned
Hilary Perraton
5. Commonwealth Engagement in Education: Prospects in the Era of SDGs
Cream Wright
6. ‘Regimes Theory’ as an Approach to Understanding Educational Cooperation in CARICOM and Commonwealth Countries
tavis d. jules
7. The Future Use of Technology in Education and Learning in the Commonwealth
Tim Unwin
8. Commonwealth Small States, Education and Environmental Uncertainty: Learning from the Sharp End
Michael Crossley and Pearlette Louisy
Biography
Beth Kreling is Senior Policy Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science and Secretary of the Commonwealth Consortium for Education, London, UK.
Peter Williams is Honorary President of the Commonwealth Consortium for Education, former Professor of Education in Developing Countries at the University of London's Institute of Education, and from 1984 to 1994 Director of Education at the Commonwealth Secretariat.
