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1.- The Politics of Transforming Education in Ecuador: Confrontation and

Continuity, 2006-17

1.1.- Programs in Ecuador

2.- Left vs. Right Wings– Key Differences

3.- The Law of Public Instruction of 1897 in the Transformation of Ecuadorian

Society Toward Secular Education

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1 The Politics of Transforming Education in Ecuador: Confrontation and Continuity, 2006-17

Rafael Correa strongly supported educational reforms, including teacher evaluation and increased spending on education.

Raul Vallejo created the Comprehensive System for Professional Educational Development (SIPROFE) in 2008.

By 2010, Ecuador had increased its spending on education to 5% of PIB, a key policy to finance expansion and infrastructure improvements.

In 2008, voluntary teacher evaluations began.

In 2008, a new Constitution was approved that endorsed educational reforms, consolidating changes in the structure and policy of the Ecuadorian education system under Correa's leadership.

MECAPACITO: Online plataform for teacher development offered by MINEDUC.

1.1 PROGRAMS IN ECUADOR

GO TEACHER: Scholarships for EFL teachers to study in the USA.

CRADLE: Early program promoting communicative language teaching.

Ecuador habla Inglés: Program created with the US Embassy to improve teachers´ language and teaching skills.

2 Left vs. Right Wings– Key Differences

Success is great, but we also need fairness. A strong society ensures that everyone has access to education, healthcare, and opportunity.

I believe the government should stay out of the economy. Businesses grow best when they're free from regulations.

LEFT AND RIGHT IN ECUADOR

LEFT

- Supports government intervention in the economy.

- Favors wealth redistribution and higher taxes for the rich.

- Advocates for strong public services (healthcare, education).

- Promotes social equality and diversity.

- Open to change and reform.

RIGHT

- Supports free markets and private enterprise.

- Favors lower taxes and limited government spending.

- Emphasizes personal responsibility and individual freedom.

- Sees government mainly as protector (security, law enforcement).

- Prefers maintaining the status quo or gradual change.

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"Systems and contexts By Emily Paredes"

Name: Systems and contexts By Emily Paredes
Author: Emily Arcos

Emily Arcos

A structured overview of the history and politics of the Ecuadorian education system, covering reforms from 1897 to 2017 and the ideological differences between political wings.

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