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Gonzalo Almeyda

Gonzalo Almeyda é formado em Relações Internacionais pelo El Colegio de México e mestre em Economia Política Internacional pela Escola de Estudos Internacionais Avançados da Universidade Johns Hopkins. No setor educacional, atuou como Diretor Geral na Coordenação de Assessores da Secretaria de Educação Pública do México, bem como consultor de empresas, legisladores e governos subnacionais. Atualmente trabalha como consultor da Divisão de Educação do BID e é professor da Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Governo do Tec de Monterrey.

Gonzalo Almeyda

Gonzalo Almeyda es Licenciado en Relaciones Internacionales por El Colegio de México y Maestro en Economía Política Internacional por la Escuela de Estudios Internacionales Avanzados de la Universidad Johns Hopkins. En el sector educativo se ha desempeñado como Director General en la Coordinación de Asesores del Secretario de Educación Pública de México, así como consultor para empresas, legisladores y gobiernos subnacionales. Actualmente se desempeña como consultor para la División de Educación del BID y es profesor de cátedra en la Escuela de Ciencias Sociales y Gobierno del Tec de Monterrey.

Beyond the PISA Snapshot: How to Reduce Learning Gaps with Tutoring?

December 18, 2023 por Gonzalo Almeyda - Milton Calderón - Carolina Hernández - Victoria Oubiña - Andrea Prieto - Pablo Zoido Leave a Comment

Una niña realiza tutorías remotas

Giovanna feels confident and capable of learning mathematics. As a fifth-grade student in Guanajuato, Mexico, she is one of the more than 8,500 students participating in remote tutoring programs in 10 Latin American countries. Developed collaboratively by regional Ministries of Education, universities, and civil society organizations, these programs are supported … [Read more...] about Beyond the PISA Snapshot: How to Reduce Learning Gaps with Tutoring?

To Tackle the Learning Crisis, Make a Call  

November 2, 2023 por Gonzalo Almeyda - Carolina Hernández - Claire Cullen - Colin Crossley Leave a Comment

una niña con un teléfono

Latin America suffered some of the world's longest school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, compelling countries to explore diverse alternatives to maintain children's education. At the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), we investigated various strategies to counteract the learning crisis instigated by these closures and the pre-existing conditions of low educational … [Read more...] about To Tackle the Learning Crisis, Make a Call  

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"Education In Focus" is the Education Division's blog, a space where our specialists and guest authors share their reflections, experiences and knowledge to promote informed discussions on educational issues among policy makers, experts, teachers, parents, and other stakeholders. Our goal: to provide insights to public policies that guarantee effective and quality education for all children and young people in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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