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About the Project

This initiative aims to improve the school climate and sense of belonging in schools located within the influence area of the El Brujo archaeological complex. It achieves this by strengthening the socio-emotional skills of school principals and teachers, promoting relevant and democratic pedagogical strategies, and reinforcing the sense of belonging with their community and territory.

General Scope

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7

Districts in the Province of Ascope

+589

Participants (principals, teachers, administrative staff)

14

Population centers

+7900

Students at all educational levels

25

Targeted educational institutions

6

Years of intervention

What do we want to transform?

Strengthen socio-emotional skills

Strengthen socio-emotional skills

Ensure that principals and teachers practice democratic management in schools and classrooms.

Pedagogical strategies

Pedagogical strategies

Teachers have relevant, participatory, and democratic teaching strategies.

Sense of belonging

Sense of belonging

Foster a sense of belonging to the educational community and territory.

What are our objectives and how will we achieve them?

Strengthen the socio-emotional skills of principals and teachers Chevron Down
Promote relevant, participatory, and democratic pedagogical strategies Chevron Down
Foster a sense of belonging to the educational community Chevron Down

All these objectives, after going through management, evaluation, and monitoring processes, will contribute to:

Increasing the appreciation among members of the educational institution for the historical and cultural richness of the territory.

Improving teacher performance and students’ learning achievement levels.

Strengthening dialogue, coexistence, and inclusion among members of the educational institution.

Promoting positive interactions among members of the educational institution.

Contact us

If you are interested in collaborating with the Wiese Foundation, we invite you to send us a message.

Phone : 01 611 4353