Abstract
Report on the XVI World Congress of Comparative Education Societies (WCCES 2016)
Highlights
Lives: The Challenge for Connecting the Worlds of Learning and Work education was viewed as a piece of equipment needed for an effective personal link in work and social benefit in economic grow
The Congress was held from 22nd to 26th August 2016 in China at the Beijing Normal University (BNU)
Keynote speeches focused on the main congress theme from different perspectives as follows: Ying Wang, senior professor of comparative education at BNU and the current president of the Chinese Comparative Education Society opened the way to understand the Chinese perspective
Summary
Lives: The Challenge for Connecting the Worlds of Learning and Work education was viewed as a piece of equipment needed for an effective personal link in work and social benefit in economic grow. Report on the XVI World Congress of Comparative Education Societies (WCCES 2016) The main theme of the Congress Dialectic of Education: Comparative Perspectives offered discussion on contemporary issues in a global, regional and local context aimed at exploring, interpreting and comparing diverse sides of educational phenomena.
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