Almost no research has been carried out on the impact of repeated attacks on education systems.
Mr Kim noted that sustainable economic growth is embedded in the quality of our education systems.
Poor education systems and rigid immigration rules hold back the supply of skilled labor.
Enhancing the relevance of education systems for young people in their transition into employment.
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It seems like everyone in this country has a complaint about the health care and education systems.
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As part of this fresh start, Mr Green will be exploring how education systems operate in other countries.
And the big challenge is to develop education systems that no longer accept widespread underachievement among poorer pupils.
"This is part of a Kingdom-wide change in philosophy whereby we are improving education systems, " said Mr Rasheed.
Countries with much lower rates of poverty and segregation have better education results regardless of their education systems.
Moreover, the programme has enabled the Kingdom to create strong synergies between the formal and non-formal education systems.
It aims to formulate recommendations on adapting the education systems of African countries to the impact of climate change.
To these ends, we work with States to ensure their education systems are adapted to the needs of girls.
Ms Bokova stressed the importance of equity in education systems as well as the quality of education, including teachers.
The business world must also step up and support education systems far more.
He also highlighted the importance of organizing higher education systems for economic growth.
She said that comparing test results with countries such as Finland failed to recognise the underlying differences in their education systems.
Among regional education systems, Shanghai and Hong Kong top this resilience league table - and are top of the overall rankings.
The system in Ontario became "a virtuous circle, " says Marc Tucker, author of "Surpassing Shanghai, " a book about top-performing education systems.
The Framework will also be able to help Member States judge whether their education systems have efficient ways to monitor themselves.
The discussion will set out an agenda for strengthening the role of education systems in preventing conflicts and building peaceful societies.
In the most successful East Asian education systems, "school days are longer, school holidays are shorter", Mr Gove told an education conference.
Our education systems were largely designed in the last century and are simply inadequate to meet the demands of the current century.
Duncan has led the administration's stimulus bill-funded "Race to the Top" program, which rewards states for aggressively reforming their education systems.
And there are direct economic consequences of high and low performing education systems, the study says, particularly in a globalised, skill-based economy.
The key premise of GEQAF is that equitable delivery good quality education and effective learning experiences requires robust and well-functioning education systems.
The obvious solution would be to import workers, particularly from other African countries where there are fewer jobs and, sometimes, good education systems.
Ms Blower said that a hallmark of successful education systems was that governments worked with - rather than against - their teaching professions.
The controversy also saw a growing divide between the education systems in England and Wales - with the Welsh government ordering a regrade.
Universitas 21, an international group of universities, claimed the new ranking was the first to compare the effectiveness of national higher education systems.
This Framework takes national knowledge of general education systems as a starting point and brings in international knowledge to enrich local knowledge as necessary.
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