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In his 20 years studying two engineering, electro and industrial, but its goal is to Astronomy. From childhood he devoted himself to her and more with the Internet.

In 2008, being in the promotion of Christ the King School Santa Cruz, Fernando Justiniano was awarded a grant to the Astronomy Olympics in Indonesia and then to another in Brazil. Prefecture then got the pay the fare for the first, but the second had to turn to their friends.

His interest in learning more about this science on the Internet forced him to take private English courses. Now go down entire books.

for concern self created study groups in their excolegio Astronomy, where he provided a classroom today. "Most people think I'm crazy, but I see it as possible. My mother wants me to take a career in Santa Cruz before anything, "says Fernando, who is looking for a scholarship to study Nuclear Physics and B.Sc. in Physics, Tokyo (Japan).

dreams of working at NASA or the Space Station, but also wants to establish a high-level technical university in Bolivia.

Fernando's story is a clear indication of what is happening in Bolivia. Talents like him are not the means nor the necessary opportunities to develop their potential. And on the other hand, education in general, still falls short of the challenge of promoting creativity and innovation in the classroom.

"We are far from reaching the level of students from other countries. Here children do experiments in different subjects, but this is still starting to want a deeper base, "admits the director of Christ the King College, Virginia Mendoza.

The Cristo Rey is one of the most prominent in the area of \u200b\u200bmathematics, which is considered the basis for the future of the world.

According to its director, encourage the creative spirit from the initial level and one of the most obvious is to fairs Mathematics, Chemistry and Science.

Mendoza acknowledges that not all students show interest in doing something different. "There's always a select group that is devoted to these things," he says.

La Salle, another benchmark in school education is based on a more humanistic approach. "We do not see the school as an incubator for an enterprise or economic approach, we have religious principles and rely more on values," argues the initial level coordinator, Mercy Rock Sevilla. Highlights

tools makes it easier for students, such as the Language Lab (English), audiovisual rooms, laboratories for physics and chemistry, the music room and computer lab, with 150 machines.

Maria Belen Gasser, one of the most prominent alumni, received a scholarship to go to NASA in 2005. Her parents managed the grant, which gave the U.S. embassy.

In these two schools, as in most, outstanding students receive public recognition of the principal, teachers and peers for their achievements, although the development of their goals requires more.

This reality contrasts with the tendency for countries with higher income per capita in the world, such as Liechtenstein, Singapore and Finland, among others, which bet on education.

Hoppenheim Argentine journalist Andrew, in his book Enough Stories!, Shows how these countries worked from the classroom to encourage innovation and the production of goods and services with added value, and that even the raw materials ensure development.

education is not child's right

Alvaro Puente guaranteed place. Nobody asks for nothing and the result is a bad education. Educational Reform was an attempt to break with this, but could not, even the new law Siñani

Avelino returned to teaching the automatic right to charge, are untouchable and that they wanted the benefit of a group. There is no hope as long as governments do not give importance to education and the country does not claim, because it is a right of children. The only real discrimination is education, Indians (mostly) had nothing and therefore remain last in this society.

a 'business incubator' will promote the most creative

In an effort to stimulate the generation of ideas and their implementation, the Private University of Santa Cruz de la Sierra (UPSA) will open this month its 'incubator'.

Lauren Muller, rector of the university, explains that this is a physical place that will host the best business ideas of students, providing space and support from teachers and employers for that idea transformed into reality in a company . "When the company has everything you need to work as such, will leave the incubator and will be installed as a new company in the middle," he says. This initiative

join others who for years promoted the UPSA, such as science fairs, the Olympics of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, Management and Accounting and entrepreneurship fairs and scholarships. At the Autonomous University Gabriel René Moreno, the faculty of Science and Technology, one of the most requested, it also shows their initiative. The director of Technology Research Institute, July Gumiel says that teaching is based on three pillars: strengthening the training activities for the student, as the research potential, the motivation for the research and work activities, and research projects.

In this process, however, there are still limitations are not exceeded. For example, it has an exchange program for students with Argentina or Venezuela, but it is not used at all. Gumiel

explains that students also do research and work practices aimed at the Santa Cruz firms or industries, which often allows to solve problems in their production processes and make the industry more profitable.

However, he admits that if a student is able to innovate something, the idea remains in the reports of the university or apply it to the company which is linked not be patented. The university patents in the register of the National Intellectual Property only the innovations of the teacher researchers. Therefore, instructors can take from 50% to 100% return for the use of the patent.

Gumiel believes that if more budget goes to research may get better results.

Betting Internet products

Mr. Pedro A. Gutiérrez education, Internet and service, through which children and young people learn math game. Develop the platform in two years with a team of 22 systems engineers, and educational content in two years. We are in 11 schools in the country and in August we will open representative offices in Lima and Bogotá. I've heard people say I'm throwing money into a project that has no future. But this product is designed not only in Bolivia, because it is a small market, but in the world, so we're giving out. In Bolivia does not innovate because they do not invest in education. It is said that education is too important to be left to governments. Politicians think short term, in elections for the next five years and education only gives results in a generation. My next project is a virtual store with virtual products. Data

- India. With the development of technology obtained annual economic growth of 8.8%, double that of Latin America. In the past two decades, the middle class has quadrupled (250 million). 300.000l year graduate engineers in India.

- Finland. It has the largest number of scientific researchers per capita in the Development Index UN human. The intellectual level required to become a teacher is high, one of them wins U.S. $ 3,300 per month. - Singapore. The national university of the country is number 30 among the best in the world.

- Dedication. In Japan the school year has 243 days in South Korea and Israel 220, 216. In Bolivia are 200 not including strikes by teachers. In China, children study up to 12 hours per day. There

ideas that transcend

Isaac Sandoval innovative Bolivians, the answer is very broad, it covers an entire historical process. Go through government policies, poverty and, of course, education.

Over 40% of students drop out of poverty before reaching elementary school. In many schools continue with the lecture and memory. The teacher is still the owner of the wisdom and the student is a listener. Like most teachers do not read, shows knowledge of the past. Leaving university professionals, but not intellectual. The first rule well his profession, but do not have sufficient capacity to interpret the world we live and move forward in the middle transcending with new knowledge. The universities

enter 100, but is titled 20. The State is spending a lot of money useless. Neither the educational system and help the environment because the increasingly low level of students requires teachers to lower class level, the outstanding just discouraged and eventually tend to underperform, repeating over and not read anything or almost nothing.

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