Education Alternatives in Venezuela. Education Conventional Vs Conventional Education Bolivarian

Abstract

The search for viable and suitable alternatives for a new educational model adapted to the real and specific needs in each country remains the main challenge for most people worldwide. Venezuela does not escape from this process, which is considered a duty in the formulation of new standards related to processes of educational transformation and encounters, similarities and differences in the different stages that have been models of conventional education and Bolivarian education In our country. Much has been achieved in this regard and are theoretically proposals and research have established theoretical guidelines such as pedagogical models (Florez, 2008) and Curriculum Design Bolivarian (2007). Methodologically it was a documentary research and comparative nature, using as a reference the Pedagogical University Experimental Libertador (2011), Barrera Hurtado (2010), Hernández, Fernádez y Baptista (2010) As a result it was found that progress has been made in the sense of finding not only the differences between the two proposals, but solutions to elucidate points between conventional schools and Bolivarian, it is concluded that despite the differences between the Bolivarian school and conventional alternatives must promote understanding that contribute knowledge transfer between both to further advance local educational development as a key strategy in education plans and educational reorientation.