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Venezuela fails the test of its educational system

History of a failed system

To speak of a relatively standardized educational system in Venezuela, it is necessary to go back to the second decade of the 19th century, in which we can give an account of the works of Don Simón Rodríguez and Don Andrés Bello to define, at least, some educational ideals that are maintained without much change, in terms of what concerns to the strictly curricular content, until the beginning of the 20th century, when, with the arrival of Catholic religious congregations, the deepening of the educational structure is promoted as a primary need that, in addition, complies with its legal carácter of fundamental right.

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DOWN, A Word That Has Not Always The Same Significance

The school as a mirror of an insoluble country

We, as Teachers in Zulia, have a miserable life

The teacher in Guyana who rummage hard as a way not to abandone her students