By: MARIA MENA M. / / text FERNANDO BALDERRAMA / / Photo Valeria chose the specialty of theater that has helped to strengthen their academic tasks such as reading, literature and history helps to socialize with peers, improve their concentration, use their senses, creativity, imagination and other benefits. Valeria Like other students have learned to develop different skills thanks to specialties that promotes and teaches the Institute Laredo, learning to play instruments, contemporary and folk dances, to develop the voice and develop in the theater. integral education is the result of a symbiosis of teaching the subjects in the humanities and the arts, taught children selected for their skills since the third grade.
Laredo
The Institute promotes an environment of freedom, creativity and discipline.
can be described as a school unlike any other in Cochabamba and Bolivia, not for infrastructure or subjects, but on the whole education system through the arts (music and choir, dance and theater).
SYSTEM Laredo Institute students spend about 10 hours a day studying the Humanities and Arts subjects with one or two hour break for lunch.
The morning is devoted to the humanities subjects are Mathematics, Language, History, Physics, Chemistry and others in primary and secondary levels. In the afternoon, students must return to the subject of arts including music theory, dictation, theory, voice training, violin and other materials, according to the specialization of choice. Not everyone can specialize in instruments, choir, dance or theater, the school must choose the subject that best fits your skills.
Students are accustomed to the routine of spending the morning classes and evening and even embrace it as a way of life "privileged" because they are aware that other schools would not learn what they are taught at the Institute Laredo. SELECTION
director of the Institute, Franklin Anaya, said that every year there are 600 children in third grade trying to enter the school to be part of the comprehensive education system. However, not everyone can be part of the Institute, children are selected through an aptitude test and only 60 remain to be studied.
Anaya believes that children who are not selected have other skills such as the exact sciences and other branches.
"We believe that man is beyond reason and that education involves all dimensions of human beings and give all the nutrients to develop their powers," said.
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The Institute has 80 teachers for the subjects of Humanities and Artes.El 80 percent of faculty have items issued by the Ministry of Education and the rest is funded by the school and parents. Pension
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but parents should make contributions. Students from state schools pay a monthly fee of Bs 150, if a particular Bs 210.
Foundation The Institute was founded in 1961. In 50 years he was about 2 000 students.
"Each student stimulates their own abilities"
Laredo
The Institute encourages and rhythmic psychomotor skills of the students to discover the area where they want to develop.
Art Director Alvaro Cadima, explains the process.
R. The arts section of the institute has a comprehensive curriculum. The music part is equivalent to that of a conservatory competitive with all subjects to make a career.
P. How many areas of training is school?
R. We have three well-defined areas are: Music, dance and theater.
R. In fact students come to learn music and sometimes dance. From third grade only involved in music or dance and not to the specific matters. This is as stimulating as psychomotor skills, rhythmic and others. After defining whether they choose a career.
R. That's what we need. Students buy the instruments, but some poor families can no longer facilitate them with a monthly contribution.
The Cultural Heritage Institute Laredo
by President of the State of Bolivia, Evo Morales (*)
Reviews.
Dana Gabriela Tabel
Sixth
patios
I love football and instruments. I am studying four years and learned to play the clarinet. I do not want my parents to change my college because I feel very bad. We are all friends and share.
Juan Pablo Rojas
Sixth
is a good school and is unique in its training and education throughout Bolivia. In high school learn to share with others. Compared to other students I do not play any instrument but I specialize in dance.
July
René Sixth
Camacho
I'm majoring in piano playing. It is true that I am all day at school but I never get tired and do my homework when I have time for a while in the library and then home. I have time. Alexandra
Pavicic secondary
First
I'm in the specialty of singing and teach us more opera style and what I like about school is all the teaching and give us freedom, but not is a freedom to do what we want but that we are responsible for the consequences.
From: http://www.opinion.com.bo/opinion/articulos/2011/0518/noticias.php?id=11045
(*) Editor's Notes blog.
http://evolucion-bolivia.blogspot.com/
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