Table of Contents
| Editors' Preface |
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Janinka Greenwood, John Everatt |
1 |
Articles
| Neoliberal Hegemony and the Ideological Transformation of Higher Education in Bangladesh |
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Ariful Kabir |
2-15 |
| Neoliberalism and Citizenship in the Bangladesh Secondary School Curriculum |
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Safayet Alam |
16-30 |
| Learning English Language in Bangladesh: CLT and Beyond |
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Mollah Rasheed |
31-49 |
| Challenges to Effective Leadership of Urban Secondary Schools in Bangladesh: A Critical Study |
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Abu Salahuddin |
50-65 |
| Teacher Educators’ Perspectives of the Introduction of ICT in Education in Bangladesh |
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Arefin Chowdhury |
66-85 |
| Attitudes and Concerns of Teacher Educators towards Inclusive Education for Children with Disabilities in Bangladesh |
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Mahbubur Rahaman, Dean Sutherland |
86-101 |
| Secondary School Teachers’ Perceptions of Inclusive Education in Bangladesh |
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Tania Khan |
102-118 |
Position Papers
| Research and Educational Change in Bangladesh: Meeting Local Goals Through Research in an International Academic Context |
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Janinka Greenwood |
119-128 |
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