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International Encyclopaedia of Educational Problems in the Modern World provides a thorough analysis of the many issues that confront educational institutions around the world. A wide range of topics are covered in this book, including the impact of technology on learning, the growing pressure of standardised testing, and inequity in access to high-quality education. The issue of financial inequities, the gap between education in urban and rural areas, and the growing gap between public and private institutions are all explored. The encyclopaedia also emphasises the stress caused by crowded classrooms, inadequate teacher preparation, and outdated curricula that fail to appropriately prepare students for the shifting demands of the twenty-first-century workforce. There is also a detailed analysis of how migration, globalisation, and linguistic variety affect schooling. The encyclopaedia provides critical viewpoints on how creative solutions, legislative changes, and international collaboration might be used to address these issues. With an emphasis on equitable and sustainable improvement at all educational levels, it is an essential tool for academics, educators, and policymakers who are trying to comprehend and address the urgent educational issues of the modern world.