A Report on SPAIN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.pptx

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A report on the Spanish Educational System


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COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM (EDAD 311) JANET C. PARPA, Ph.D.​

SPAIN CONTINUATION REPORT EMIE R. ALIGATO EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

Special features of the educational system 3

4 Special features of the educational system BILINGUAL EDUCATION INTERNATIO-NALIZATION

5 CURRENT PRACTICES OF ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM BILINGUAL EDUCATION INTERNATIO-NALIZATION INCLUSIVITY

6 CURRENT PRACTICES OF ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM INTERNATIO-NALIZATION INCLUSIVITY CULTURAL EMPHASIS

7 CURRENT PRACTICES OF ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM Modular Learning M aterials INCLUSIVITY CULTURAL EMPHASIS

8 Bilingual education

9 Bilingual education A ims to provide students with proficiency in two languages

10 Bilingual education A ims to provide students with proficiency in two languages Spanish & English

11 Bilingual education B enefits of Bilingual E ducation

12 Bilingual education B enefits of Bilingual E ducation E nhances C ognitive Abilities

13 Bilingual education B enefits of Bilingual E ducation E nhances C ognitive Abilities O pportunities for International M obility and Career P rospects

14 INTERNATIONALIZATION I ntegrating global perspectives, experiences, and knowledge into educational practices. B enefits of Bilingual E ducation

15 INTERNATIONALIZATION I ntegrating global perspectives, experiences, and knowledge into educational practices. T o prepare students for an interconnected world by fostering cultural understanding, language proficiency, and global competencies

16 INTERNATIONALIZATION I ntegrating global perspectives, experiences, and knowledge into educational practices. T o prepare students for an interconnected world by fostering cultural understanding, language proficiency, and global competencies A llow students to experience different educational systems firsthand while promoting cultural exchange and fostering tolerance and respect for diversity.

17 INCLUSIVITY F undamental aspect of the Spanish educational system F undamental aspect of the Spanish educational system F undamental aspect of the Spanish educational system

18 INCLUSIVITY F undamental aspect of the Spanish educational system E qual access to quality education F undamental aspect of the Spanish educational system

19 INCLUSIVITY F undamental aspect of the Spanish educational system E qual access to quality education P rovision of Special Education S ervices

20 INCLUSIVITY Law on Education F undamental aspect of the Spanish educational system F undamental aspect of the Spanish educational system

21 INCLUSIVITY Law on Education S chools must adapt their teaching methods and curriculum to meet the needs of all students, fostering an inclusive learning environment F undamental aspect of the Spanish educational system

22 INCLUSIVITY Law on Education S chools must adapt their teaching methods and curriculum to meet the needs of all students, fostering an inclusive learning environment I ntegrate immigrant children into its educational system.

23 INCLUSIVITY S chools must adapt their teaching methods and curriculum to meet the needs of all students, fostering an inclusive learning environment I ntegrate immigrant children into its educational system. P romote cultural diversity through activities and events

24 INCLUSIVITY Overall, inclusivity is a cornerstone of the Spanish educational system. By ensuring equal opportunities for all students, regardless of their abilities or backgrounds, Spain strives towards creating an inclusive society where everyone can thrive academically and socially.

25 CULTURAL EMPHASIS T he importance placed on preserving and promoting Spanish culture, history, and traditions within the curriculum. Extracurricular: Traditional dance performances, music festivals, and art exhibitions R egional L anguages: Catalan or Basque in

26 CULTURAL EMPHASIS T he importance placed on preserving and promoting Spanish culture, history, and traditions within the curriculum. I nclusion of subjects: Spanish language Spanish literature, History, G eography R egional L anguages: Catalan or Basque in

27 CULTURAL EMPHASIS T he importance placed on preserving and promoting Spanish culture, history, and traditions within the curriculum. I nclusion of subjects: Spanish language Spanish literature, History, G eography Extracurricular: Traditional dance performances, music festivals, and art exhibitions

28 CULTURAL EMPHASIS I nclusion of subjects: Spanish language Spanish literature, History, G eography Extracurricular: Traditional dance performances, music festivals, and art exhibitions R egional L anguages: Catalan or Basque

29 CULTURAL EMPHASIS Overall, cultural emphasis in Spain's educational system ensures that students develop an appreciation for their country's unique heritage while equipping them with knowledge about its historical significance. By instilling pride in their culture from an early age, Spain aims to create well-rounded individuals who can contribute positively to society while preserving its rich traditions for future generations.

ISSUES AND CONCERN IN educational system 30

31 ISSUES AND CONCERN IN educational system REGIONAL DISPARITIES HIGH DROP OUT RATES

32 ISSUES AND CONCERN IN educational system REGIONAL DISPARITIES HIGH DROP OUT RATES TEACHER SHORTAGE

33 ISSUES AND CONCERN IN educational system Modular Learning M aterials HIGH DROP OUT RATES TEACHER SHORTAGE ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION

34 ISSUES AND CONCERN IN educational system Modular Learning M aterials INCLUSIVITY ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION

35 REGIONAL DISPARITIES

36 REGIONAL DISPARITIES Unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and outcomes across different regions within the country.

37 REGIONAL DISPARITIES Unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and outcomes across different regions within the country. Various F actors: E conomic differences H istorical legacies C ultural variations.

38 REGIONAL DISPARITIES Unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and outcomes across different regions within the country. Various F actors: E conomic differences H istorical legacies C ultural variations. M ain causes of regional disparities is the economic divide between regions

39 REGIONAL DISPARITIES Unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and outcomes across different regions within the country. M ain causes of regional disparities is the economic divide between regions Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia - more resources to invest in education

REGIONAL DISPARITIES 40 Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia P oorer Regions: Extremadura Andalusia - struggle with limited funding for education

41 REGIONAL DISPARITIES In conclusion, regional disparities are a significant concern within Spain's educational system. Addressing these disparities requires targeted policies that aim to reduce economic inequalities, bridge historical gaps, and promote equal access to quality education for all students across all regions. P oorer Regions: Extremadura and Andalusia

42 HIGH DROPOUT RATES 42 Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia P oorer Regions: Extremadura and Andalusia

43 HIGH DROPOUT RATES 43 Several Factors Socioeconomic O utdated curriculum Teaching methods Disadvantaged backgrounds Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia P oorer Regions: Extremadura and Andalusia

44 HIGH DROPOUT RATES 44 Several Factors Socioeconomic O utdated curriculum Teaching methods Traditional approach to education fails to engage students and make learning relevant to their lives. Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia P oorer Regions: Extremadura and Andalusia

45 HIGH DROPOUT RATES 45 Several Factors: S ocioeconomic O utdated curriculum Teaching methods I nadequate career guidance and counseling services O vercrowded classrooms Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia P oorer Regions: Extremadura and Andalusia

46 HIGH DROPOUT RATES 46 In conclusion, high dropout rates remain a significant concern within Spain's educational system due to socioeconomic factors, outdated teaching methods, and limited vocational training opportunities. Addressing this issue requires comprehensive reforms that provide support for disadvantaged students while also updating the curriculum to make it more relevant and engaging. By doing so, Spain can ensure that all its citizens have equal access to quality education and improve overall societal outcomes. P oorer Regions: Extremadura and Andalusia

47 TEACHER SHORTAGE

48 TEACHER SHORTAGE Major R easons: Low salaries P oor working conditions B ureaucratic nature of the Spanish educational system

49 TEACHER SHORTAGE Major R easons: Low salaries P oor working conditions B ureaucratic nature of the Spanish educational system L ack of flexibility within the system D emographic changes D eclining birth rates

50 TEACHER SHORTAGE 50 As a result, there is less demand for teachers overall.

51 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION 51 51 M ain causes of regional disparities is the economic divide between regions 51 Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia

52 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION 52 52 M ain causes of regional disparities is the economic divide between regions 52 Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia A ccess to higher education is primarily based on the results of the Selectividad exam

53 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION 53 53 However, this system has faced criticism for being too focused on memorization and rote learning, rather than critical thinking skills. 53 Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia A ccess to higher education is primarily based on the results of the Selectividad exam

54 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION 54 54 Issues: L ack of financial support 54 Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia However, this system has faced criticism for being too focused on memorization and rote learning, rather than critical thinking skills.

55 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION 55 55 D isparity between Urban and Rural areas 55 Wealthier R egions: Madrid Catalonia Issues: L ack of financial support

56 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION In conclusion, while Spain's educational system has made significant progress in recent years, there are still challenges that need to be addressed regarding access to higher education. Reforms should focus on improving the Selectividad exam process by incorporating more critical thinking skills and providing more financial support for disadvantaged students. Additionally, efforts should be made to increase accessibility for students from rural areas by expanding university campuses or implementing online learning options. By addressing these issues, Spain can ensure that all students have equal opportunities for success in higher education.

SOLUTION & INITIATIVES IN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM 57

58 SOLUTION & INITIATIVES IN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM EDUCATION REFORM INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

59 SOLUTION & INITIATIVES IN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM EDUCATION REFORM INCLUSIVE EDUCATION REGIONAL INVESTMENT

60 SOLUTION & INITIATIVES IN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM Modular Learning M aterials INCLUSIVE EDUCATION REGIONAL INVESTMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

61 SOLUTION & INITIATIVES IN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM Modular Learning M aterials INCLUSIVITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

62 EDUCATION REFORM

63 I ntroduced Initiatives: Ley Orgánica para la Mejora de la Calidad Educativa (LOMCE) P romotion of Bilingual E ducation EDUCATION REFORM

64 P romotion of Bilingual E ducation R educe School D ropout R ates EDUCATION REFORM

65 R educe School D ropout R ates EDUCATION REFORM

66 INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

67 P rovide equal opportunities and access to education for all students. I nitiatives and Solutions: Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) T eacher training programs INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

68 I nitiatives and Solutions: Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) T eacher training programs I mprove accessibility INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

69 T eacher training programs I mprove accessibility INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

70 REGIONAL INVESTMENT

71 T he allocation of funds and resources by the government towards improving the educational system in specific regions within a country. S olution implemented in E stablishment of autonomous communities REGIONAL INVESTMENT

72 S olution implemented: E stablishment of autonomous communities P romotion of bilingual education I mproving infrastructure and facilities REGIONAL INVESTMENT

73 P romotion of bilingual education I mproving infrastructure and facilities REGIONAL INVESTMENT

74 SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

75 A financial aid provided to students to support their education SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

76 Initiative Taken: "Beca 6000" program Erasmus+" program SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

77 Erasmus+" program Merit-based scholarships SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

78 SPAIN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM Self-worth and Commitment Conduct ALS Trainings a nd Seminars END OF REPORT, THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!!! EMIE R. ALIGATO REPORTER

79 SPAIN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM Conduct ALS Trainings a nd Seminars Promoting ALS with the Help of Local Government Unit EMIE R. ALIGATO (REPORTER) Thank You for Listening!!!