This Thursday, the II Pedagogical Congress was held, where Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the opening ceremony, accompanied by the First Member of the General Council of Education, Elsa Chapuis; the Director of the Departmental Schools, José Luis Ferrari; the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide; and the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Carlos Gatto.
The Congress was supported by the Government of Entre Ríos, through the General Secretariat of the Governor's Office and the General Council of Education. The event was declared of Educational Interest by the Departmental Directorate of Schools of Concordia and declared of Legislative Interest by the Chamber of Deputies of Entre Ríos, standing out in the region's educational agenda.
The day featured prominent specialists and professionals who addressed various topics related to school management, pedagogical innovation, and the integration of new tools in the classroom. Around 1,000 teachers participated.
In this regard, Mayor Francisco Azcué stressed that "education is the most powerful transformation tool we can use to change reality, to move forward, to grow and develop," adding that "we have taken the mandate to work for education very seriously. We know that formal education is not the responsibility of the municipality, but that does not prevent us from developing policies and working in an articulated manner with the provincial government."
Likewise, Azcué indicated that the Municipality is investing educational resources "because we understand that strengthening education not only improves the students but also strengthens the entire community."
For her part, the First Member of the General Council of Education, Elsa Chapuis, maintained that "the provincial government has an educational plan that is the framework from which we build policies, lines of action, and programs. Its strategic axes are our guide: educational equity, early childhood, literacy, transformation of secondary school, teacher professionalization, and the use of evidence. For us, it is fundamental that children from an early age can read, write, and understand what they read."
Meanwhile, the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Carlos Gatto, highlighted the importance of the day for the teachers of Concordia. "This is a joint effort, and we are really very happy with the teachers' enthusiasm to participate; so much so that we had to close registration because we had no more space. This speaks to the desire our teachers have to improve, train, and find better tools for their students in the classrooms," he outlined.
Participating in the inauguration were Provincial Deputy Carola Laner; the Undersecretary of Social Development, Roberto Niez; the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez; the Director of Education, Nélida Amam; and the Director of Culture, Daniel Bogado, among others.
The Congress was supported by the Government of Entre Ríos, through the General Secretariat of the Governor's Office and the General Council of Education. The event was declared of Educational Interest by the Departmental Directorate of Schools of Concordia and declared of Legislative Interest by the Chamber of Deputies of Entre Ríos, standing out in the region's educational agenda.
The day featured prominent specialists and professionals who addressed various topics related to school management, pedagogical innovation, and the integration of new tools in the classroom. Around 1,000 teachers participated.
In this regard, Mayor Francisco Azcué stressed that "education is the most powerful transformation tool we can use to change reality, to move forward, to grow and develop," adding that "we have taken the mandate to work for education very seriously. We know that formal education is not the responsibility of the municipality, but that does not prevent us from developing policies and working in an articulated manner with the provincial government."
Likewise, Azcué indicated that the Municipality is investing educational resources "because we understand that strengthening education not only improves the students but also strengthens the entire community."
For her part, the First Member of the General Council of Education, Elsa Chapuis, maintained that "the provincial government has an educational plan that is the framework from which we build policies, lines of action, and programs. Its strategic axes are our guide: educational equity, early childhood, literacy, transformation of secondary school, teacher professionalization, and the use of evidence. For us, it is fundamental that children from an early age can read, write, and understand what they read."
Meanwhile, the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Carlos Gatto, highlighted the importance of the day for the teachers of Concordia. "This is a joint effort, and we are really very happy with the teachers' enthusiasm to participate; so much so that we had to close registration because we had no more space. This speaks to the desire our teachers have to improve, train, and find better tools for their students in the classrooms," he outlined.
Participating in the inauguration were Provincial Deputy Carola Laner; the Undersecretary of Social Development, Roberto Niez; the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez; the Director of Education, Nélida Amam; and the Director of Culture, Daniel Bogado, among others.