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The Ministry of Education, Culture and Universities delivered this morning to the students and faculty of the College of Education and Elementary Our Lady of Remedies Hightower in Molina de Segura, 41 'tablet' for students and teachers at the school to participate in the education pilot program 'Samsung Smart School' that seeks to promote school success by supporting learning with new technologies.

The Director General of Educational Quality, Innovation and Attention to Diversity, Begoña Iniesta, delivered this morning, accompanied by the director of the National Institute of Educational Technology and Teacher Education, Felix Serrano, the Area Corporate Social Responsibility Samsung Francisco Ortigüela, and the Councillor for Education of Molina de Segura, Remedios Lopez, Samsung tablets that yields to 16 students at 5 ° Primary and June 14 th grade, and teachers.

"The aim of this joint initiative of the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Education and Samsung, and it costs nothing for families to contribute to school success, expanding the use of new technologies in schools to facilitate learning students within the educational Calida +, + School Success initiative, "said Begoña Iniesta.

Specifically, the equipment that Samsung offers this center consists of 41 tablets, of which 30 are for school, eight for teachers participating in this initiative and three parts, each with their protective covers and as a cart load and safety for tablets and two TVs Samsung Smart TV 65 "(163 cm) to connect with tablets.

The 'Samsung Smart School' initiative is a set of educational innovation from the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport, Samsung and the Ministry of Education which this year starts in Region project.

The project is for three months Samsung sent to a trainer that meets once a month with the faculty involved in this initiative in order to contribute to the training of teachers for the optimal development of the project.

Besides the technological equipment and training, the agreement also includes the need to implement new communication technologies and information software for teaching and student learning.

The 'Samsung Smart School' project is aimed at schools located in a remote or rural area with a high unemployment rate, which has a high dropout rate or which have special education students.

This initiative, which is considered a source of support as students maintain textbooks and are doing tests on paper complements the XXI Teaching Plan of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Universities, where the replacement is complete.

During the course of 2014-2015, more than 2,000 students of 1st and 2nd Secondary Education 35 schools in the region will change the traditional textbooks for tablets as a way to work and study with this Plan Teaching XXI.

Source: CARM