This field investigates the similarities, differences, and interconnections between education systems across nations, drawing on historical, sociocultural, and policy‐driven perspectives. By examining ...

I use quantitative methods to understand important topics in international and comparative education—such as learning inequality, the rise of private schooling, and graduate unemployment—and to ...

Co-convened by the World Council of Comparative Education Societies (WCCES) and UNESCO, at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, the XVIII WCCES World Congress will be a unique venue to bring together ...

Educational psychologist Grete Arro believes that a competitive and comparative education system harms the future of Estonia, as it diminishes students' love for learning and becoming smarter. The ...