Why would a global teaching model not work?

Hi,

I'm currently writing an essay on education and how it shouldn't be the same in all over the world. Basically, all I'm saying is that globalization, although being a social and economic process, shouldn't not be an education process. One of the reasons I have supported the essay with is that not all students learn the same way. Another argument is that some teachers are not training themselves to teach correctly but to have more work opportunities, specially if they live in an underdeveloped country.

I need more arguments. If you know about an author or document that would be helpful, please please let me know.

Sincerely, JcatG.

Dear Jav,
I think cultures and traditional beliefs should also be taken into account. As we have in Asian societies, students are supposed to be obedient and to follow strictly what they are being taught. They can be considered unruly and intractable if their viewpoints and behaviors appear to be opposite to those of their teachers. Furthermore, there are some issues not allowed to debate openly such as gender education, woman rights etc. Also, Asian parents have little consideration on whether their children should be equipped more beneficial skills such as communication, leadership and some survival skills. Thus, the term "education" has a very limited meaning in Asian societies.

Just my recommendation, hope it works :)