Impact of Globalisation on Education: Learning to Live Together

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The phenomenon of globalisation is considered as the most widespread trends in our century has ever witnessed. It has resulted from the worldwide integration of economic and financial sectors. Globalisation contributes to a wide diffusion of ideas and values mobilising international attention to universalistic issues and challenges. In this context of a changing world, the central role played by education to favour social and professional integration appears to be hugely reinforced. Even countries under endemic conflict with their neighbours, or having suffered from decades of discrimination, are revising their teaching of history and geography to learn to live together. The book is an attempt to present the implications and challenges raised by globalisation in the sphere of education. Focussing on the principle of teaching/learning, it provides different means of introducing to learn to live together in educational content and the problems that this may entail. It is hoped that this book will help the policy planners and academicians and educators to develop a sound and effective system of education for continuous development of the young generationâ€™s potentialities, which strengthen their skills and foster positive interests, attitudes and values to cope up with the challenges raised by globalisation, thereby enabling them to live together.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Indira Madhukar

Indira Madhukar did her postgraduation Degree holder in education and later Ph.D. She has fifteen years of teaching and research experience in the field of Counseling Psychology. Madhukar has been actively engaged in Providing counseling and guidance to students s well as women, children and the aged. Her major interest is in the areas of counseling psychology and group training. She has participated in several national and international programmes and published a number of research papers. She has attended and conducted many workshops, seminars, symposia, etc. As a keen psychologist, her contribution in the area of group counseling, employment and social evils, like drug addiction and terrorism, is commendable and a tribute to her professionalism. As a prolific writer she has profusely contributed learned articles to professional journals of repute and has authored many outstanding book on education and counseling. He most acclaimed books are; Guidance and Counseling, Internet-based Distance Learning, and Impact of Globalisation on Education: Learning to Live together.