Via Education Newsletter - July 2009
 
 
  --IN THIS EDITION...

 

We are very pleased to welcome you to this edition of our bimonthly newsletter.

Many things have happened since the integration of the initial team of Via Education. The number of projects, their scope and influence has increased, and an extraordinary team of researchers has been consolidated.

Currently, Via Education develops various lines of action aimed to achieve sustainable social development, within which are included: evaluation of educational programs, consulting local development agencies and NGO’s, development of social responsibility programs, developing models of social enterprises, and education for democratic citizenship (EDC) programs.

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  --VIDEO - Two Experiences
Citizen Education Research Project: Guerrero and Nuevo Leon..

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  --TO ANALYSE...

 

- The debate is open, how to improve and maintain the validity of the democratic system that our countries now enjoy? how to expand social citizenship? how to reduce poverty and inequality that remain as the great stain and threat to this democratic system? how to extend the policy? or how to recover the public debate and participation of the people? -

Ideas and contributions: Democracy in Latin America, UNDP 2004.

 
 
  --INSPIRING PEOPLE

This year, Ernesto Schiefelbein (Chile) has become the first person from the international community to receive the "Alumni Award for Outstaning Contribution to Education" at Harvard Graduate School of Education.

  --CURRENT PROGRAMS
 

These are some of the current programs in which the team of VIA Education is working on:

- PROGRAM - LOCATION - SCOPE

Comparative research project of civic education: Implementation of innovative metodologies of teaching-learning for the Civics and Ethics subject.

120 teachers of public junior high schools in Nuevo León and Guerrero, Mexico.

4,500 alumni

Learning to Participate Participating: Comparative Evaluation of the implementation program of Democratic Citizenship Competencies in Contexts of High, Medium and Low Marginalization.

Junior high school "El Aguaje", San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico.

80 alumni

Junior high school "Telesecundaria 514", El Salto, Durango, Mexico.

100 alumni

Junior high school No. 8 and No. 31, Santa Catarina, Nuevo León, Mexico.

922 alumni

14 teachers

Learning to Participate Participating: Evaluation of the model applied in an integrated way in urban-marginal contexts

Junior high school No. 8 and No. 31, Santa Catarina, Nuevo León, Mexico.

922 alumni

Elementary and junior high school "Guadalupe", San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, Mexico.

 

750 alumni

Participatory Project of Community Development in "El Realito" and the Tecnológico de Monterrey

Community "El Realito" in Nuevo León and Tecnológico de Monterrey

 

650 families

50 alumni

 

Implementation and processes evaluation of the Colombian program "Classrooms in Peace" (Aulas en Paz) in Mexico.

 

5 elementary schools from the 2° a 5° grade

 

20 teachers

800 alumni

Design of the course of Civic Education and Social Commitment, Teachers Tranning and Evaluation of Process and Impact, Tecnológico de Monterrey.

 

Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey

 

200 alumni

10 teachers

Centro de Estudios Superiores La Salle, Evaluation of th Education Sciences Program.

 

Centro de Estudios Superiores La Salle

 

200 alumni

15 teachers

Design and Implementation of a system for Process Certification for the evaluation of sustainability indicators (Environment, Safety, Health and Social Responsibility)

 

Multinational enterprise with global presence.

 

Implementation in all the operations of the company.

Research for the Development of Social Enterprises

 

Nuevo León

 

In development phase.

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