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Giles Pepler: /* ICT in education initiatives */

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	== ICT in education initiatives ==		== ICT in education initiatives ==
			[http://www.olx.com.ve/q/virtual/c-283 OLX] is a commercial website advertising an eclectic variety of courses, some of them offered on a completely virtual basis, including dry wall construction!
	=== Virtual initiatives in schools ===		=== Virtual initiatives in schools ===
	=== Virtual initiatives in post-secondary education ===		=== Virtual initiatives in post-secondary education ===
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	See [[Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar]] - but note that this is just a branch campus (the headquarters is in Bolivia		See [[Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar]] - but note that this is just a branch campus (the headquarters is in Bolivia


	== Lessons learnt ==		== Lessons learnt ==

Giles Pepler: /* Education in Venezuela */

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 The [http://www.me.gob.ve Ministry of Education] proclaims its mission and vision as:
 *'''MISSION''': "To promote and ensure socio-cultural development for the Venezuelan people through comprehensive training of all citizens and a citizen, as the governing body of educational policies in accordance with the guidelines of the State and committed to popular participation to a higher level of development, manifesting the universalization of education and strengthening access, retention and continuation. "
-*'''VISION''': "To be an institution for citizens in a democratic society, a self-reliant, participatory, multi-ethnic and multicultural society with ethical values of justice, equity and national identity, able to be creative, supportive, cooperative, responsible, critical and tolerant with social relevance in harmony with the environment and the cultural context, with a vision of Latin America, Caribbean and the world. "
+*'''VISION''': "To be an institution for citizens in a democratic society, a self-reliant, participatory, multi-ethnic and multicultural society with ethical values of justice, equity and national identity, able to be creative, supportive, cooperative, responsible, critical and tolerant with social relevance in harmony with the environment and the cultural context, with a vision of Latin America, Caribbean and the world."
 == Schools in Venezuela ==

Giles Pepler: /* Education in Venezuela */

2011-08-16T16:17:53Z

Education in Venezuela

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	Nine years of education are compulsory education. The school year extends from September to June-July. The student population and the education budget have increased, but many children do not attend school because of poverty. An estimated 20% of the population is without any formal education. The Ministry of Education of Venezuela's efforts are aimed at adapting the curriculum to the demands of an increasingly technological society, expanding compulsory education, and upgrading teacher qualifications.		Nine years of education are compulsory education. The school year extends from September to June-July. The student population and the education budget have increased, but many children do not attend school because of poverty. An estimated 20% of the population is without any formal education. The Ministry of Education of Venezuela's efforts are aimed at adapting the curriculum to the demands of an increasingly technological society, expanding compulsory education, and upgrading teacher qualifications.

	[http://www.me.gob.ve Ministry of Education]		The [http://www.me.gob.ve Ministry of Education] proclaims its mission and vision as:
			*'''MISSION''': "To promote and ensure socio-cultural development for the Venezuelan people through comprehensive training of all citizens and a citizen, as the governing body of educational policies in accordance with the guidelines of the State and committed to popular participation to a higher level of development, manifesting the universalization of education and strengthening access, retention and continuation. "
			*'''VISION''': "To be an institution for citizens in a democratic society, a self-reliant, participatory, multi-ethnic and multicultural society with ethical values of justice, equity and national identity, able to be creative, supportive, cooperative, responsible, critical and tolerant with social relevance in harmony with the environment and the cultural context, with a vision of Latin America, Caribbean and the world. "

	== Schools in Venezuela ==		== Schools in Venezuela ==

Giles Pepler: /* Education in Venezuela */

2011-08-16T16:09:45Z

Education in Venezuela

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	Nine years of education are compulsory education. The school year extends from September to June-July. The student population and the education budget have increased, but many children do not attend school because of poverty. An estimated 20% of the population is without any formal education. The Ministry of Education of Venezuela's efforts are aimed at adapting the curriculum to the demands of an increasingly technological society, expanding compulsory education, and upgrading teacher qualifications.		Nine years of education are compulsory education. The school year extends from September to June-July. The student population and the education budget have increased, but many children do not attend school because of poverty. An estimated 20% of the population is without any formal education. The Ministry of Education of Venezuela's efforts are aimed at adapting the curriculum to the demands of an increasingly technological society, expanding compulsory education, and upgrading teacher qualifications.

			[http://www.me.gob.ve Ministry of Education]

	== Schools in Venezuela ==		== Schools in Venezuela ==

Giles Pepler at 16:07, 16 August 2011

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	== Partners situated in Venezuela ==		== Partners and experts situated in Venezuela ==

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	According to government estimates, 92% of the population is at least nominally Roman Catholic, and the remaining 8% are Protestant, a member of another religion, or non-religious.		According to government estimates, 92% of the population is at least nominally Roman Catholic, and the remaining 8% are Protestant, a member of another religion, or non-religious.

	== Venezuela ~~education policy~~ ==		==Education in Venezuela ==
	(this and the following sections on education are sourced from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Venezuela - augmented by other sources since the Wikipedia entry ia challenged as being uncited and out of date in parts)		(this and the following sections on education are sourced from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Venezuela - augmented by other sources since the Wikipedia entry ia challenged as being uncited and out of date in parts)

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	== Venezuela ~~education system~~ ==		== Schools in Venezuela ==

	# Many children under five attend a preschool.		# Many children under five attend a preschool.
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	== Higher education ==		== Further and Higher education in Venezuela ==

	Venezuela has more than 90 institutions of higher education - public and private - with more than 6 million students. Higher education remains free under the 1999 constitution and was receiving 35% of the education budget, even though it accounted for only 11% of the student population.		Venezuela has more than 90 institutions of higher education - public and private - with more than 6 million students. Higher education remains free under the 1999 constitution and was receiving 35% of the education budget, even though it accounted for only 11% of the student population.
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	=== Polytechnics in Venezuela ===		=== Polytechnics in Venezuela ===

			=== Colleges in venezuela ===
			== Education reform ==

	~~== Higher education reform ==~~


	~~=== The Bologna Process ===~~

			=== Schools ===

			=== Post-secondary ===
	== Administration and finance ==		== Administration and finance ==
			=== Schools ===
			=== Post-secondary ===
	== Quality assurance ==		== Quality assurance ==
			=== Schools ===
			=== Post-secondary ===
			== Information society ==

			== ICT in education initiatives ==

	== ~~Venezuela's HEIs~~ in ~~the information society ==~~		=== Virtual initiatives in schools ===
			=== Virtual initiatives in post-secondary education ===
	~~=== Towards the information society~~ ===

	=== ~~Information society strategy~~ ===


	=~~= Virtual Campuses in HE ==~~		==== Interesting Virtual Campus Initiatives ====

	=== Interesting Virtual Campus Initiatives ===

	See The National Open University, [[Universidad Nacional Abierta]] (UNA). This was founded in 1977 in Caracas.		See The National Open University, [[Universidad Nacional Abierta]] (UNA). This was founded in 1977 in Caracas.


	=== Interesting Programmes ===		==== Interesting Programmes ====

	See [[Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar]] - but note that this is just a branch campus (the headquarters is in Bolivia		See [[Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar]] - but note that this is just a branch campus (the headquarters is in Bolivia


	~~=== Re.ViCa Case-study ===~~

	~~None.~~

Gertjan: /* Venezuela in a nutshell */ picture added

2009-09-04T10:22:41Z

Venezuela in a nutshell: picture added

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	Venezuela possesses recognized borders with [[Guyana]] to the east of the Essequibo river, [[Brazil]] to the south, and [[Colombia]] to the west. The islands of [[Trinidad and Tobago]], [[Grenada]], [[St Lucia]], [[Barbados]], [[Curaçao]], [[Bonaire]], [[Aruba]], [[Saint Vincent and the Grenadines]] and the [[Leeward Antilles]] lie just north, off the Venezuelan coast.		Venezuela possesses recognized borders with [[Guyana]] to the east of the Essequibo river, [[Brazil]] to the south, and [[Colombia]] to the west. The islands of [[Trinidad and Tobago]], [[Grenada]], [[St Lucia]], [[Barbados]], [[Curaçao]], [[Bonaire]], [[Aruba]], [[Saint Vincent and the Grenadines]] and the [[Leeward Antilles]] lie just north, off the Venezuelan coast.

			[[Image:Venezuela.gif\|right\|thumb\|250px\|Source : http://www.cia.gov]]
	The area of Venezuela is 916,445 km² with an estimated population of over 26 million.		The area of Venezuela is 916,445 km² with an estimated population of over 26 million.

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	According to government estimates, 92% of the population is at least nominally Roman Catholic, and the remaining 8% are Protestant, a member of another religion, or non-religious.		According to government estimates, 92% of the population is at least nominally Roman Catholic, and the remaining 8% are Protestant, a member of another religion, or non-religious.


	== Venezuela education policy ==		== Venezuela education policy ==

Pbacsich: /* References */

2009-08-26T16:09:47Z

References

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