The main purpose of this blog is to try to
convince all readers and all hearings that there is a real need to create an
education system that allows substantially improving the quality of education.
The problem is not only concerning to some countries considered as
"developing", but it is a situation that affects even the world's
richest countries, the U.S. being one of them.
For me it is hard to believe, why if all
schools teach the same topics and the same subjects, why all teachers use a
different method to teach? Imagine that Coca Cola company unexpectedlly would
use a recipe to make your favorite soda as well known in America, but they
would use a completely different recipe to make your soda in Mexico, and thus a
different preparation in each of the countries where it operates. For sure it
will not be Coca Cola Company anymore.
In that sense, what I propose here is the creation
of a standardized system of education. It allows all teachers in all subjects,
regardless of the school in which they teach, to have the same information and
the same strategies to teach. I want to develop a guidebook for every teacher
that shows the right way in which the topics have to be taught. A manual that
includes jobs, tasks, explanations, projects and activities that contribute to
the full development of the class.
My job here is to propose ideas or teaching
methods that I have developed, and have shown excellent results in the
classroom. The justification for each of them and many more topics are
contained in my book, “How, Why? And, what for? Standardize Education.”
(Available only in Spanish)
Here you will also find advice or
recommendations that will help improve your classes, and of course interesting
articles that will try to convince you of how effectively the proposal to
standardize education, is a real alternative to solve the issues
surrounding education.
Therefore, I recommend you to constantly
entering this blog and see the articles, ideas and teaching methods that will
upload to this medium as time passes. Also, I ask for your collaboration in
writing comments, questions or suggestions to feed this blog every day. I want
this place to be one of the most important tools to use in our classrooms.
