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where many families grow coffee. Children frequently dropped out of school to help on the family farm during harvest season, which created problems if they returned to class much later. A related problem was that rural teachers often taught several grade levels in a single classroom. She saw the need to structure a system of education that was flexible enough to accommodate such schedules. In the mid-1970s she worked with others, notably
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A key element of the Escuela Nueva school is that children learn at their own rate by using Learning Guide, which Colbert describes as "a combination of a textbook, workbook and a guide for the teacher." These guides suggest hands-on activities for students to do both in school and at home. Students
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It took many years of effort for the Escuela Nueva model to become widespread throughout Colombia, but it is now used in 20,000 schools in that country. Colbert noted that “it's not just governmental support but also ground support that is needed to influence change in the education system." It has
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She has served as Colombia's Vice-Minister of Education, and is the founder and current Executive Director of Escuela Nueva Foundation. She has won numerous awards for her work. In 2013 she received the Wise Prize for Education from the Qatar Foundation and in September 2017 she won the Yidan Prize
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A Ford Foundation scholarship allowed her to study comparative education as a graduate student at Stanford University. She then returned to Colombia where “I wanted to tackle basic education and work with the poorest of the poor schools, the isolated schools.” She went to work in rural Colombia,
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Colbert came from a family with a strong interest in education reform. Her godfather had been Colombia’s minister of education, and her mother was a teacher who also founded teacher training colleges. Her father was an officer in the U.S. Navy.
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work their way through the guide at their own pace, with teachers serving as advisers, and students who have mastered a lesson often helping those who have not.
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continued to spread and Escuela Nueva schools are now in 19 countries including Brazil, the Philippines and India.
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Vicky Colbert is now Executive Director of Escuela Nueva Foundation
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Anya Kamenetz, Steve Drummond, and Sami Yenigun (9 June 2016).
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for Education Development from the Yidan Prize Foundation.
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She was recognized as one of the BBC's 100 women of 2017.
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Index


Oscar MogollĂłn
Beryl Levinger
John Dewey
Maria Montessori



"Vicky Colbert awarded 2013 WISE prize for education"
"Wise Initiative"
"Vicky Colbert Yidan Prize for Education Development Laureate"




"Children Thrive in Rural Colombia's Flexible Schools"




"The One-Room Schoolhouse That's A Model For The World"
cite news
link
"BBC 100 Women 2017: Who is on the list?"
Categories
1940s births
Living people
Colombian politicians
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana alumni

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