How the World Learns

In this engaging 24-lecture series led by an associate professor of comparative and international education, listeners will explore the complexities of global education systems and their effectiveness, particularly noting the disparities in achievement among various countries, including the US and Europe. Through comprehensive comparisons of teaching methods, insights into the roles of STEM instruction, morals education, and creativity, as well as the influence of cultural and socioeconomic contexts, the series addresses critical questions regarding educational goals and assessment methods. By examining the successes of top-ranking nations like Finland and South Korea, the course invites a deep reflection on the challenges and innovations in education worldwide.