100 vivifying school circuits of the 1968 educational reform
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https://doi.org/10.5377/ryr.v0i46.5509Keywords:
Educational reform, 1968, school, supervisors.Abstract
Essay on the Educational Reform of 1968, the Creation of 100 School Circuits and the Administrative and Pedagogical Function of 100 School Supervisors prepared by The System in the Normal City “Alberto Masterrer” of the Republic of El Salvador, for the fulfillment of the mission and vision of the Educational Reform of 1968, during the Ministerial Management of Mr. Walter Béneke Medina and the Deputy Minister of the same State Portfolio, Mr. Roberto Murray Meza, and Mr. Carlos de Sola, in charge of the National Directorate of Culture and Youth.
Reality and Reflection Year 17, No 46, July-December 2017; 76-82
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