Educating students to improve the world, by Fernando Reimers, Singapore, Springer, 2020, 200 pp., $37.99, ISBN: 9811538867 [Book Review]

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In the field of globalized education policy, different nation-states are encountering more and more commonly shared challenges, such as the gap in student achievement, the integration technology an...

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