“Think Locally, Act Globally”: Hurdles in Implementation in Indian Higher Education System

Dr. Neena Aneja

Abstract: Globalization has got innumerable opportunities in the field of higher Education in diverse fields. The incredible development in information technology has promoted learners' method of learning in both the formal and distance modes. Now, preparing future graduates for their place   in a fast evolving 21st century society and global economy raises a number of challenges and possibilities. Higher education is struggling to keep up with the demands of changing world demographics along with the rapid rate of new communication technology diffusion and a volatile political economy. To ensure the effectiveness of academic programs in a globalized society, it is vital to take into account both teachers’ and students’ understandings of what globalization/ localization (“glocalization”) means to realize the problems, challenges and realities they may actually face upon graduation. Are teachers and students truly ready to take on the challenges of “glocalization” both inside and outside the classroom? This paper is an attempt to analyze the Indian position in endorsing positive Glocal learning experiences.

Keywords: Globalization, Glocalization, Higher Education, SWOC Analysis.

Title: “Think Locally, Act Globally”: Hurdles in Implementation in Indian Higher Education System

Author: Dr. Neena Aneja

International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research

ISSN 2348-3156 (Print), ISSN 2348-3164 (online)

Research Publish Journals

Vol. 3, Issue 3, July 2015 – September 2015

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“Think Locally, Act Globally”: Hurdles in Implementation in Indian Higher Education System by Dr. Neena Aneja