This exceptional news appeared in Opinion: School of Argentina added to their events, the Bolivian flag The school events of Bernardino Rivadavia de Río Cuarto now have two flags: that of Argentina, which presides over the ceremony, and the Bolivian, because 25 percent of the student population belongs to this community. The establishment concentrates many…
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A Bolivian program on the internet changed the face of Physics! Kudos to Humberto Portocarrero
Alejandra Pau reports for Pagina Siete: A program on the internet changed the face of physics Education: Teacher Humberto Portocarrero created the program Hyumbert 73, which airs live and online, making this science learning fun. This space breaks the myths that Physics is boring and complex learning. Hyumbert73 is a Bolivian teaching program of physics…
The Latino American Who’s Who Recognizes Eduardo Félix Medrano-Salas
One of our own, gets well-deserved recognition for his work outside our country! The Latino American Who’s Who Recognizes Eduardo Félix Medrano-Salas WRITTEN BY: PR – JAN• 02•13 Elmhurst, NY/LWW Press/January 2, 2012 – –Eduardo Félix Medrano-Salas, Assistant Principal, Newtown High School, was selected for inclusion in the 2012 edition of The Latino American Who’s Who. For many generations since…
Emma Violand, the Bolivian face of the Obama Government
Kudos to Emma Violand and welcome to The Hall of Bolivian Fame! Alejandra Pau reports for Pagina Siete: Emma Violand, the Bolivian face of the Obama Government POLICY after the victory of the Democratic Party in the United States elections, the “cochabambina” pedagogue will lead a position on the School Board of Arlington, Virginia. She…
Bolivian youth 101: A needed reflection!
This article exposes most of our youth’s fears, challenges, lack of them… Fernanda Tejada Levy writes for La Prensa and certainly must be a subject for reflection… not only for our Bolivian youth, wherever they may be, but for all of us! Garbage for many, treasure of few Stuck in my mind a phrase I…
Bolivian undeniable truths through the humor lenses
I will share with you some cartoons that appeared in our Bolivian newspapers as they reflect our daily ordeal: This is from El Diario, February 10, 2012. It shows the education minister presenting the “new ancient syllabus” and the teachers saying “how retrograde!!” Current government persists on pushing us backwards in time. Just an example:…
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