What is political economy of Education? State its implication for growth, equality and social change.
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Purpose/Aims: Social change is common to all societies. It is permanent, in that, it is always happening, and yet it can happen so slowly that it is rarely ever noticed. At the same time, a few social movements and socio-political revolutions have been forceful enough to draw immediate global attention. This paper explores the nature of social change and its implications for education. Methodology/Procedures: This paper begins with a compact definitions of both social change and progressive social change, this paper goes on to explore the characteristics, processes, causes and agents of social change. Results: As students, teachers, schools and entire education systems are embedded in societies, social change very often means educational change. As with social change, these changes to education can be positive or negative. Conclusion: This paper concludes by examining a number of the social changes in recent times that have affected the structure and content of Nigerian education. Nigeria cannot be seen as secure and free until the human rights of every citizen are respected and protected by the government. 50
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