Sure you'll think often title for today's post. Really, title often and often post, because today I will take the audacity to write from the heart.
You know I'm usually very objective in everything that I write, I look for useful information that you can serve to work and motivate your children, but today I'll write with a clear objective: see if someone awake the desire to change the educational system we have so what, from my point of view, It is not going to lead anywhere.
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First I want to apologize to you because last week "abandoned", but as you will see, I have been preparing a lengthy post that has taken me a long time to prepare.
About what? Well, on the main changes that will occur with the LOMCE. What I will tell you ...! Just read the BOE is already a difficult task, and if you add a little more research about long story ... but I'm here, with an article that I hope will serve to give a fairly objective view of the major changes that will affect your children along coming years, some even this year.
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A few days ago I read the article of Camila Alicia Ortega Hermina in Marketing on Young 11 most innovative schools in the world, and he has made me reflect.
Of the 11 this author suggests schools, none is in Spain, Should not we worry? Undoubtedly be the most innovative college that does not mean being the best academic results have, or the best prepared students out, but to be honest, it is quite related.
For my part, I wanted to analyze the characteristics that make these colleges excel over others.
In today's post he planned to continue with the theme of new technologies, As you have seen, It is lately becoming increasingly important in the blog.
But while I drank coffee this morning, I was reading the interview that 2010 Ken Robinson made for the Vanguardia.com and I felt the need to reflect on an issue that concerns me a lot.
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