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Paso a paso…

“3 países de la región rebasan el crecimiento esperado de Asia oriental.”

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RT @obobadillagt: Tómese 10 minutos y escuche a @nayibbukele, el mejor presidente de Latinoamérica. Un verdadero presidente. 🫡

Hoy, 8pm.

Latinobarómetro siempre ha mantenido una línea editorial hostil hacia nosotros. No es raro recibir ataques de su parte. Sin embargo, sus mediciones han gozado históricamente de prestigio y, al tratarse de datos y no relatos, están libres del sesgo ideológico de Latinobarómetro. Y El Salvador obtuvo los resultados más favorables de toda Latinoamérica en prácticamente todos los indicadores: 1. Menor percepción del poder del crimen organizado.
2. Mayor percepción de éxito en la lucha contra el narcotráfico y el crimen organizado.
3. Menor percepción de derrota frente al crimen organizado.
4. Menor presencia reportada de pandillas y crimen organizado en las comunidades.
5. Mayor satisfacción con la Policía.
6. Mayor percepción de eficiencia del Estado.
7. Mayor percepción de avances contra …

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RT @Vermeullarmine: It keeps on being remarkable that @nayibbukele has made such a success out of El Salvador just by recalling the first d…

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While we can’t establish direct causality (given all the other improvements), the program’s results are “mind-blowing,” in the OECD’s own words. And it hardly seems plausible that students would have performed even better than the averages of Sweden and Germany if we had taken AI out of the equation. So, while we can’t prove causation, we can reasonably infer that the AI tutors had something, or perhaps a lot, to do with these results.

Recommended thread from OECD Education👇🏼

PISA & PISA for Schools

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As the reform reaches more and more schools, national assessments will allow everyone, including our critics, to judge whether the gains observed in the pilot are spreading throughout the system. If they aren’t, we will have to understand why and fix it. If they are, then we keep going. That’s how evidence based public policy should work. So no, these results do not prove that El Salvador already has the educational outcomes of Germany or Sweden. They don’t prove that every Salvadoran school has been transformed. And they don’t prove that every element of our reform works equally well. What they DO show is that ordinary Salvadoran children in ordinary Salvadoran public schools, when given a radically improved educational environment, can achieve results that most people would have …

Now, what DO these results tell us? 1. They tell us that 1,198 students in 171 ordinary Salvadoran public schools participating in this program were independently assessed using an internationally comparable instrument. And their results in reading, mathematics and science were comparable with the average results of students in Germany and Sweden. That is a fact, supported by an internationally recognized OECD assessment and reported by the World Bank. 2. They tell us that achieving those levels of performance in Salvadoran public schools is POSSIBLE. This is perhaps the most important finding. For decades, we have been told that transforming education takes generations. That poverty determines educational outcomes. That our public schools simply cannot compete with schools in dev…

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ASMR

Hoy, 8pm.