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Revista mexicana de investigación educativa

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CORNEJO ESPEJO, Juan. The Challenges of Globalization for Latin American Educational Systems. RMIE [online]. 2012, vol.17, n.52, pp.15-37. ISSN 1405-6666.

In spite of the recognized benefits of globalization in the educational setting, we cannot ignore the problems it has generated in Latin America: not only because of inequalities in the quality of education, but also because of the use of criteria related to the economy, production and effectiveness in an attempt to evaluate educational processes. Various specialists seem to agree that the major challenges faced by the region's educational systems include ensuring equality, universalizing basic education, decreasing dropout rates and grade repetition, incorporating new information technologies, strengthening links with employment markets, strengthening the community, and reconciling local identities and globalization. This article will address some of the effects of globalization on educational changes, especially the challenges faced by Latin American nations in the twenty-first century.

Keywords : globalization; role of education; educational systems; Latin America; Chile.

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