The structure of education in the process of globalization of the world educational space
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https://doi.org/10.25726/g4069-4282-8334-sKeywords:
importance of education, needs, learning process, problems, skillsAbstract
In the modern world, it is difficult to overestimate the importance of education, because in the process of learning, students receive not only certain knowledge and acquire specific skills, but also form their own worldview. The geopolitical and socio-economic conditions of the modern world determine the general problems of the education system: improving quality, accessibility, compliance with the social and economic needs of modernity. One of the key tasks of the world community is to ensure an inclusive, fair, high-quality education for every inhabitant of the planet. This issue is especially relevant for developing countries, where the literacy rate of the population lags behind global indicators. For the countries of the Arab world, also a few decades ago, the solution of the problem of ensuring the literacy of the population was paramount. However, thanks to a wellstructured policy in the field of education development, significant results have been achieved in a relatively short period of time. Today, in most countries of the Arab world, education meets international standards and covers a large part of the population. However, due to certain ethno-regional peculiarities, there are a number of problems that need to be solved at the moment, namely: the issue of gender and age inequality, ensuring free secondary and higher education for all, preserving the influence of national traditions on education under the influence of the globalization process.
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