Cyprus’ Accession to the European Union and Educational Change: a critique.

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Title: Cyprus’ Accession to the European Union and Educational Change: a critique.
Authors: ANGELIDES, PANAYIOTIS (AUTHOR), LEIGH, JAMES (AUTHOR)
Source: European Journal of Education. Jun2004, Vol. 39 Issue 2, p249-257. 9p.
Subject Terms: *Schools, *Educational planning, *Education, Treaty accession, Cypriot politics & government
Geographic Terms: Cyprus
Company/Entity: European Union
Abstract: Cyprus will soon become a member of the European Union. The negotiations for its the access have ended and as from next year it will represent one of the countries that will expand the EU. The member countries of the EU have progressed in the field of education, they have high requirements from their schools and offer quality education (although there is no homogeneity amongst their educational systems). Therefore, the future accession of Cyprus to the EU raises many questions regarding the situation of its education system in comparison to the other Members. With a focus on change, this article studies the situation that prevails in Cyprus and examines the different barriers that hamper the development of its educational system. The authors then discuss a number of ways to achieve educational change. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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