Our organization is born of the idea that the new generations need new forms of communication and learning, therefore it is necessary to understand what these voices want to say and what they want to learn. A big part of the problems in the current educational system, worldwide, have to do with the strong disconnection between young people and knowledge and the disinterest that this provokes when turning the study into an unpleasant activity.
One of the most important premises of modern education systems are assessments such as exams and exhibitions; activities in which students are placed under stress to respond specific as possible and not to use their creative potential in innovative ideas. The situation of the Venezuelan education system is not an exception to this rule, and there is a growing dropout among young people (especially in public schools) and academic performance is a growing alarming figure in relation to the progress of the rest of the world.
While in other countries increased economic investment in educational plans, in Venezuela is increasingly reduced to improve and innovate in education, this makes measures such as the delivery of electronic equipment (such as the Canaimitas) stagnate in a circle of social-assistance that has little impact in the final statistics that are so important to change (Desertion and academic performance), that is why it becomes necessary to reinvent the methodologies to make the new generations be able to change the country in a course that suits the needs of the country and encompassed with the sustainable goals for 2030.