Educational planning and complexity: managing educational reforms
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Educational planning, Educational reform, Complexity, ManagementAbstract
As part of the human activity aiming at influencing social change processes, general planning and educational planning have both gone through a series of steps. this article presents a reflection based on educational planning activities in latin america and focuses on the current challenge faced by planning as regards its ability to become a useful management tool for educational reform processes in the region.
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