Education in Asia; Some current issues, concerns and prospects

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Victor Ordoñez and Rupert Maclean 
Education in Asia: some current issues, concerns and prospects 
Prospects, vol. XXX, no. 3, September 2000 
N° 115 
 
Original language: English 
Victor Ordonez (Philippines) 
Since August 1995, Director of UNESCO Office for Asia and the Pacific (PROAP), Bangkok, prior to which he 
was Principal Director of the Basic Education Division at UNESCO, Paris. Before joining UNESCO in 1990 he 
was Deputy Minister and Under-Secretary of the Philippine Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports.
Rupert Maclean (Australia) 
Director, Section for Secondary Education at UNESCO, Paris, since April 2000, prior to which he was Chief of 
the Asia-Pacific Centre of Educational Innovation for Development (ACEID), UNESCO PROAP, Bangkok.
Before joining UNESCO in 1992 he was for two years the UNESCO Chief Technical Advisor in Myanmar for a 
UNDP-funded project to strengthen and upgrade teacher educaton in that country, and before that a university 
academic in Australia concerned with teacher education and with the sociology of education.