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UNOi
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21st Century Skills in Latin America & the Caribbean Batch 2
Innovation Overview
UNOi an integral K2 educational model in Latin America
This is an integral K12 model designed transversally, in 3 languages (Spanish, English and the language of technology, of learning by doing). The world is constantly changing, and technology generates exponential opportunities for the design of innovative learning environments. Conscious of that reality and the fact that our children demand new ways of learning and approaching knowledge to develop life skills, the model places the student at the center of the proposal, as an integral being and not only as a student. We are focused on designing learning experiences in which technology brings the world to the classroom and allows what happens there to impact the world. We seek to empower the school to develop not only better students but better human beings.
UNOi is an integral educational K12 model, based on three components: Pedagogy, Printed and Digital content, and Learning environments.
This model places the student at the center of the educational process as an active protagonist, responsible for their learning.
The model's design contemplates 3 processes: Evaluation, Professional Development and Digitization.
One program and three languages SE, BE, DO (K12)
SE: Each subject included in the educational plan
BE: Our english proposal for the development of the 5 language skills: reading, writing, listening, speaking and culture.
DO: The language of technology: learning by doing and doing to transform.
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UNOi empowers schools to lead a process of gradual and personalized educational evolution.
The school becomes a learning centre whose main objective is to educate for peace, forming better human beings, who grow happily and enjoy learning.
Currently, the UNOi educational model works in approximately 400 private schools in Mexico and a total of approximately 1000 schools considering that it is also working in Colombia and Brazil (mainly). The 400 schools in Mexico represent more than 113,000 students.
ScalabilityThe model is designed in Spanish and Portuguese although it also includes content in English that prepares our students to achieve international certifications in that language.