1 / 10

Social and educational change in Central Europe

Social and educational change in Central Europe. Janos Setenyi GCEE Budapest 2009. Old countries – new democracies (GDP 2008). From rag to riches. Lack of long-lasting democratic traditions ( except of Czechoslovakia ) Demoralizing effect of communist rule

reed-mitchell
Download Presentation

Social and educational change in Central Europe

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Social and educationalchangeinCentral Europe Janos Setenyi GCEE Budapest 2009

  2. Old countries – newdemocracies (GDP 2008)

  3. From rag toriches • Lack of long-lastingdemocratictraditions (exceptofCzechoslovakia) • Demoralizingeffect of communistrule • Inheritedeconomiccrisis and thehighcosts of economicchange/transition • Peacefultransition (except of Romania) todemocracy • Stablegovernments and publicadministration • Economicrevival and growthsincethe mid 90s period • Reasonablygoodinfrastructure and improvedenvironmentalconditions • EU-membershipin 2004

  4. The ageingcontinent

  5. Changingsocieties • Expansion of secondary and highereducation, • Expansion of white-collarjobs and service economy, collapse of thetraditionalindustries, • University degree’srate of returnstillveryhigh, • The richcountriesprovidesocialbenefits, thepoorersendtheunemployedtothe West (Poland, Romania) • The rise of the Roma (no thirdworldmigrationyet)

  6. Educational performance ininternationalcomparison PISA 2006 readingskills

  7. Educational performance ininternationalcomparison PISA 2006, lowperformingstudents (%)

  8. Averageliteracy performance of studentsaccordingtosecondaryschooltypes, PISA 2006

  9. Digital opportunity index in Europe, 2006

  10. Futurechallenges • Create a newsocietywithdemocraticvalues, entrepreneurship and highfertility • Improvelanguageeducation • Developvocationaleducationtotrainhighlyskilledworkforceforfutureeconomy • Createsomeworldclassuniversitiesintheregion • Mobilizinginnovationinordertoclimbupontheglobalvaluechain • Improvethesocialintergation of thedisadvantagedgroups (especiallythe Roma) • Start a socialdialogueonmassmigrationfromthe South/East

More Related