Redefining educational leadership in Central Asia selected cases from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

Educational institutions within the post-soviet independent states of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan have seen dramatic changes and educational reforms since their independence. Rapid technological changes, economic globalization, and increased migration and mobility of students have led Central Asian st...

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