“Unveiling the Significance of the Recent Educational Transformation in Türkiye” delves into Türkiye’s educational evolution from the late 2018s to the mid-2023s. The book scrutinizes the multifaceted changes initiated by Türkiye’s Ministry of National Education (MoNE) amid a backdrop of global challenges such as technological advancements, socioeconomic disparities, and natural disasters. Türkiye, striving to address historical educational deficits, navigated a landscape marked by limited access, regional disparities, and inadequate infrastructure. Over the past two decades, concerted efforts have yielded substantial progress, including enhanced access, quality improvements, and policy innovations. Despite hurdles like the COVID-19 pandemic and devastating earthquakes, MoNE displayed resilience, swiftly adapting through digital platforms and humanitarian aid initiatives. The book aims to analyze MoNE’s strategies, drawing insights from academic studies, to offer a comprehensive understanding of Türkiye’s educational trajectory. It underscores the crucial role of education in societal transformation and lays out a roadmap for navigating contemporary educational challenges amidst a rapidly changing global landscape.
UNVEILING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RECENT EDUCATIONAL TRANSFORMATIONIN TÜRKİYE
TRT World Research Centre
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