2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.02.088
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The Influences of Globalization on Educational Environment and Adjustment of National Systems

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“…The government has a strong will and is determined to strive for development to take place and take root in schools (18). This shift in management approach clearly requires adjustments, both technically and culturally (19,20). Technical adjustments can be made through upgrading, workshops, seminars, and discussions about school-based management, while cultural adjustments can be made through the planting of thoughts, actions, habits, to the character of school-based management for all school members.…”
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“…The government has a strong will and is determined to strive for development to take place and take root in schools (18). This shift in management approach clearly requires adjustments, both technically and culturally (19,20). Technical adjustments can be made through upgrading, workshops, seminars, and discussions about school-based management, while cultural adjustments can be made through the planting of thoughts, actions, habits, to the character of school-based management for all school members.…”
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“…According to Nicolescu (2015), the term globalization emerged in the late 1960s and was coined by a Canadian expert in mass media theory, Professor Marshall McLuhan of the University of Toronto. To Nicolescu, the term arose as a "global state," resulting from the awareness that the world is in the process of transformation from a single economic, political, and socio-cultural system, and the implications of this phenomenon are seriously inconclusive.…”
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“…Dentistry in Chile and its training institutions, namely dental schools, has recently evolved as the world has become globalized and technologies undergo exponential development. 1 The advances in clinical simulation and treatments for various oral and maxillofacial conditions, and the increasingly accurate new diagnostic tools, have been relevant points of attention in the design of the new dental curricula. 2 Our profession started off in Chile thanks to Germán Valenzuela Basterrica, a prominent doctor who managed to unravel a crime that at the time had a great impact on Chile-Germany relations, thanks to his stomatognathic studies in Paris and to the dental records of both victim and perpetrator.…”
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“…La odontología en Chile y en sus organizaciones formativas, es decir, las facultades, ha ido evolucionando en la medida en que el mundo se ha globalizado y las tecnologías se desarrollan de manera exponencial. 1 El avance de la simulación clínica y de los tratamientos para diversas condiciones orales y maxilofaciales, y las nuevas herramientas de diagnóstico, cada vez más precisas, han sido puntos de atención relevantes en el diseño de los nuevos currículos odontológicos. 2 Nuestra profesión nace en Chile gracias a Germán Valenzuela Basterrica, un destacado médico que logró desentrañar un crimen de gran impacto en las relaciones entre Chile y Alemania, gracias a sus estudios en estomatología en París y a los registros dentales de la víctima y de su victimario.…”
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