広島大学教育開発国際協力研究センターCenter for the Study of International Cooperation in Education Hiroshima University

Journal of International Cooperation in Education  Vol.8 No.1 (April 2005)

SPECIAL ISSUE

International Cooperation in Science and Mathematics Education in Africa

 

Editorial

John Rogan

University of KwaZulu-Natal

 

Cultural Competence and the Transfer of Science Literacy

Joseph Riley

Nanyang Technical University

 

Japan’s Initial Experience with Technical Development Cooperation in Basic Education: A Case in Ghana

Norihiro Kuroda

Hiroshima University

 

Science and Mathematics Education Development in Namibia after Independence: The INSTANT Project

Wout Ottevanger

Vrije Universitiet Amsterdam     

Ian Macfarlane

Vrije Universitiet Amsterdam

Andrew Clegg

ACT cc. Windhoek Namibia

 

Can Higher Education Partnerships Teach a Person to Fish?

Marilyn Pugh

Prince George’s Community College   

Mary Helen Spear

Prince George’s Community College

 

Building Education Research Capacity: Collaboration between the United States and South Africa

Peter Hewson

University of Wisconsin-Madison     

Matthew Curtis

University of Wisconsin-Madison     

Sara Schneckloth

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Beverley Damonse

South African Agency for Science and Technology

 

Developing Reserch Skills in Mathematics, Science and Technology Educators in Southern Africa: The Role of a Professhional Organization

Fred Lubben

University of New York

Martie Sanders

University of the Witwatersrand

 

Productive Learning Cultures: An African-Norwegian Collaboration Balancing Academic Quality with Substantial Support

Annemarie Hattingh

University of Pretoria

Sølvi Lillejord

University of Bergen

 

The TEAMS Project in Tanzania: From Intervention to Capacity Building

Wout Ottevanger

Vrije Universitiet Amsterdam     

Leo de Feiter

Vrije Universitiet Amsterdam

Kalafunja O-saki

University of Dar es Salaam

Jan van den Akker

University of Twente

 

Notes on Contributors

ARTICLES

Issues in Basic Education in Developing Countries: An Exploration of Policy Options for Improved Delivery

Joseph P. G. Chimombo

University of Malawi

 

Are We Marching Towards Laissez-faireism in Higher Education Development?

Jandhyala B. G. Tilak

National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration