GLOBALIZATION OF EDUCATION

The process of teaching and learning; the discipline concerned with facilitating transfer and exchange of knowledge, skills, and belief and value system.

• Framework

• Education
• Qualification

Process of gauging whether one’s level of achievement is commensurate to the expected requirment for an academic degree.

• Equivalency

• academic evaluation
• scholastic appraisal
• educational evaluation

A set of standards and competencies that serve as basis in evaluating educational qualifications between and among nation-states.

• International Qualifications Framework
• Universal Qualification Criteria
• Worldwide Educational Benchmark
• Qualifications Framework

Globalization in education is characterized by the increasing interconnectedness and interdependence of educational systems worldwide.

• TRUE

• FALSE

This phenomenon involves the movement of students, educators, and ideas across borders, fostering a diverse and globalized learning environment.

• internationalization of education
• domestication of education
• globalization of healthcare
• Globalization on Education

Technological advancements play a crucial role, enabling the dissemination of educational resources and the delivery of courses globally through online platforms.

• FALSE

• TRUE

Which is Trend In Education?

• Memorization of facts and figures
• Traditional lecture-based teaching
• Transnational Education

"individual who has physically crossed an international border between two countries with the objective to participate in educational activities in a destination country, where the destination country is different from his or her country of origin" (UNESCO, 2015).

• Global traveler
• Internationally mobile students

• Foreign visitor
• International tourist

non-citizens who are currently enrolled in higher families) education degree courses (usually moving to another country with their.

• foreign students
• international students
• alien students
• domestic students

not necessarily moving into another country but

are taking some units from a foreign university (Van Mol and Ekamper, 2016).

• Working abroad
• Living abroad
• Credit-mobile students

• Studying abroad