The rector of the Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo (UASD) stated that national authorities are aware that nothing has been done, in education, the Dominican Republic to meet the Millennium Development Goals .
Dr. Franklin García Fermín was expressed in those terms to deliver the keynote address of the investiture ceremony in which the state academy, as part of the celebration of its 472 anniversary through the Regional University Center of Hato Mayor (CURHAMA), gave the company 49 new professionals in the area of \u200b\u200beducation and five graduate.
Fermín García said, referring you to the graduates, and the country's authorities also know that nothing has been done to meet the Millennium Development Goals in education.
said that it can never advance the education when the UASD give less than 1 percent instead of 5 due to it by law, which constitutes an obstacle to the advancement of the state institution.
argued that "no progress in expanding coverage, has not done enough to improving the quality has not improved the curriculum and updating of teachers, have not improved teacher salaries, the quality of school breakfast and school calendar. "
UASD fulfills its mission
In another vein, Dr. Fermin Garcia said the academy of higher education demonstrates once again that faithfully fulfills its mission to train the human resources required by society to advance the process of progress human, economic and social development of the Dominican Republic.
urged the new professionals to assess the educational activity as the best means to overcome the serious situations poverty in which they debate the life of the vast majority of Dominicans.
"There is no doubt that the best way to combat poverty and the miserable life of millions of our citizens is give them a good education, good manners of behavior, giving them the opportunity to develop skills, abilities and competencies necessary to achieve higher levels and quality of life, "he noted.
also urged, new professionals, to make great efforts to enforce their ideas on the need for educational problems are addressed rationally, decisively and wisely, since otherwise we will run achieve development material, cultural, technological and moral need.
graduate said that these 49 men and women in the area of \u200b\u200beducation, "our Academy highlights its status as the highest educational institution dedicated to building level social, intellectual, scientific and cultural development, to assist strengthening of a Dominican nation respected in the concert of free peoples on Earth. "
For his part, the teacher Mariana Morales, director of CURHAMA, to pronounce the words of welcome the event, said the academic unit feels highly pleased with the delivery of new professionals and urged to work towards national development in the eastern region and the province of Hato Mayor. While
, Leocadia Mercedes Mercedes, who graduated with highest honors, spoke on behalf of his fellow graduates, who advised to give their best and give back to society what they have learned at university to contribute to the development of their region and the country.
also attended the ceremony, the Vice Chancellors Teaching, Ivan Grullon, Research and Graduate Studies, and Extension Copplind Josefina, Rafael Nino Feliz, Secretary General, Juan Medina, the deans of the faculties of Humanities, Rafael Morla, Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Manuel Emilio Calcaño, Education, Evarista Matthias Sciences, Alberto Miledy Health Sciences, Jorge Asjana.
addition, the Dean of Economics and Social Sciences, Ramon Desangles and Arts, Dionisio de la Paz, as well as the coordinator of the Regional University Center, John T. Olivero Figueres and the president of the Federation of Teachers UASD (FAPROUASD), Virgilio Perez, Emilio de la Rosa, chairman of the board of CURHAMA, Iván Rondón, of that institution and the director of CURE, Jorge Reyes, among others.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
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UASD Rector says that nothing is done in education to meet the Millennium Goals
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