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HISTORY OF THE ECUADORIAN CURRICULUM

  • President Vicente Rocafuerte

    the creation of Colegio Santa Maria del Socorro,
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    HISTORY OF THE ECUADORIAN CURRICULUM

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    VANESSA AND LUIS
  • Juan León Mera

    educational reform on the restoration of and emphasis on Ecuadorian themes in the entire educational system.
  • Gabriel Garcia Moreno

    Church's responsibility.
  • Alfaro’s government

    structure of secondary schools was reorganized by reducing the program from seven to six years
  • curriculum of the primary schools

    Ecuador had a total of 2.500 public primary schools including 54 kindergartens
  • Dolores Cacuango

    three indigenous schools
  • UNESCO

    a survey of the length and organization of the academic year (schools and universities)
  • The Research Centre for Indigenous Education (CIEI)

    produce reading materials in indigenous languages
  • military government

    closed these schools and prohibited the use of Kichwa for the instruction in the schools.
  • The Ministry of Education

    a restructured curriculum, and increased practicality.
  • the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (CONAIE)

    established a national program of bilingual, bicultural education designed and managed by CONAIE and its member organizations.
  • the Ministry of Education

    the gargantuan task of updating textbooks to rid them of ethnic, gender, racial, and class prejudice
  • the Ecuadorian Intercultural Bilingual Education Model (MOSEIB)

    officially recognized by the Ministry of Education of Ecuador as a global curricular proposal for the model
  • the Ministry of Education

    a new curriculum for Basic General Education (BGE).
  • the Ministry of Education

    The Ten Year Education Plan passed with goals such as achieving a 75% secondary graduation rate
  • the Curriculum department of the Ministry of Education

    conducted a national survey and evaluation of the previous curriculum of 1996.
  • Ecuador’s new constitution

    declares that primary and secondary schooling be free and compulsory, and that all people have the right to learn in their own language and cultural environment.
  • “Escuelas Unidocentes”

    This program is administered with the intention of reaching students who live in rural areas with limited access to schools.
  • Adoption of the Higher-Education Reform Act.

    This curricular document called Curricular upgrade and strengthening of Basic General Education incorporates curricular guidelines and specifications only for four core studies: mathematics, language and literature, social science, and natural science.
  • LeyOrgánica de Educación Intercultural (Intercultural Education)

    New levels of education
  • Ministry of Education

    New curriculum design for EFL