Education systems

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This page has been replaced by three separate pages:

• Educational approaches
• Education systems by country
• Educational thinkers

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The page previously acted as an index to information about educations systems. The list on the left provides links to information organised by 'approaches' to education. The list on the right provides links to information about the education systems in different countries (both traditional/formal and alternative/informal).

Educational approaches	Education systems by country
Alternative education Ananda Marga Gurukula - Neo Humanist Education Bilingual schools Buber, Martin Charter schools City Technology Colleges & Academies Community schools Dame schools Democratic education Deschooling Dewey Distance education e-learning Experiential learning Experimental schools Faith schools Flexi-schools Flexible schooling Folk education Free schools Freedom schools Freire Friends (Quaker) schools Freinet Froebel Home schooling Informal and lifelong learning Informal education Jenaplan (Petersen) KPM approach Krishnamurti Kumon Magnet schools Martin Buber Montessori Movimento da Escola Moderna Portuguesa (MEM) Multigrade schools Multicultural education Open education Open schools Open universities Peoples universities Problem based learning (PBL) Reggio Emilia Rousseau School without walls Second chance schools Small schools Steiner (Waldorf) Te Whaariki Universities of the third age Waldorf (Steiner) Virtual schooling	Australia Bangladesh Canada China Denmark Eire England EU (European Union) Finland France Germany Holland Hong Kong India Italy Japan Korea (South) Malta New Zealand Northern Ireland Portugal Romania Saudi Arabia Scotland South Africa South Korea Southern Ireland Spain Sweden Thailand Tunisia UK USA Wales
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