Higher institutions in England and Wales include universities, colleges, and:

Elementary level age group in England:

Education in ______ at the initial stage was provided by voluntary agencies including churches.

In Brazil, Pre-Primary schools are handled by:

Like most democratic states, ______ is also compulsory.

All public schools in Japan are highly:

Japan’s education ministry supports education with radio and TV especially in:

American education is influenced by:

A third, rarely recognized, source of comparative education is:

Organized learning across international boundaries:

Comparing educational systems to assess advantages is:

Field of study using data from other countries to examine education:

The historical development of comparative education can be divided into:

Main reasons for studying Comparative Education include:

Comparative Education draws contents from:

Comparative Education is an ______ subject:

The term "scope" could mean:

Educere can be interpreted as:

Africa remains the most affected by illiteracy with 40% illiteracy compared to worldwide:

These all are main agenda of “Education For All” except:

In Angola, secondary education streams resemble the:

Historically, African educational system is characterized by:

Government or economic system factors that affect proposed policy come under:

Holmes' method is an adaptation of reflective thinking stages developed by:

Holmes argues that pioneers of comparative education were ______ who wished to reform their own systems.

In Bereday's Comparative Method, criteria for comparability are set during:

George Bereday perceived comparative education as a political geography of ______.

According to Kidd (1975), ______ is one of the best-known systematized approaches to comparative education.

______ is considered one of the pioneers of comparative methods in education.

How many methods are commonly used in comparative education?

A fourth category of users of comparative education ideally should be:

Noah (1984) points out that comparative education facilitates the establishment of:

The success of education in East Asia was based on sound policies and committed political leadership.

An approach that provides flexibility above national pride and ideological dogmatism is:

East Asian countries have adopted ______ that propelled their education and economic systems to industrialized-level success.

In many countries, the education system is a reflection of the ______ to satisfy the requirement for constitutional right to education.

Japan and ______ have long histories of using examinations for recruitment in government service.

The Anglophone culture spread beyond the United Kingdom due to:

Lusophone refers to people or countries that have a cultural background associated with the ______ language.

According to Noah and Eckstein which work is mandatory:

Noah and Eckstein (1969) conclude that comparative education has one foot firmly planted in ______ and the other in the wider area of the sciences.

Holmes points out that the importance of case or area studies in comparative education is due to the fact that ______ are necessary to the process of prediction.

School psychologists provide consultation to:

Mental Retardation is now referred to as:

In inclusion, instruction is given by:

Services that place disabled students in general classrooms are called:

Extended year is also called:

Extended school year refers to services beyond:

Early intervention continues through:

Early Interventions are programs for: