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3-. In this picture we can see a special glasses that the teachers or students can use for study in the nature or other place. The teachers can use it for control the students and follow up the students.

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2-. In this picture we can see a little boy practising exercices of mathematics in his table. In the future the table can get a mix of a table and an IPad. In his tables the students can learn and practise. The tables can be very usefull fot the future education.

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1-. In this picture you can see a classroom full of students with IPads each student can have an IPad the IPads contains information and online book. In the scream there is the teacher near the proyection, he is teaching the students via the online book.

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During the time when Spain was ruled by a dictator, girls and boys went to different schools but now no the girrls and boys can go to the same school. Typically, the rich and middle class children went to private religious schools, and the poor children from the suburbs or villages went to public schools, like now

Though this was the main issue for many families, many students were lucky to even complete their primary education.

Despite the fact that Spain is a multicultural country with at least four languages, all education was only carried out in Castilian, and children were taught that all other languages were "dialects".

Eventually, as democracy was restored, education began to improve. Nowadays girls and boys are educated together in public schools. Public Schools are democratically ruled; religion is not a compulsory subject any more; and education is conducted in Basque, Catalonian, Valencian, Galician, as well as in Castilian. Students are not externally assessed; there are not school rankings in the past the religion was a very important subject.

Gradually, the teaching profession has become more attractive. In public schools, teachers are relatively well paid, and teachers must pass difficult exams to obtain tenure in public schools; but there is still a lot to be done and many challenges to overcome in Spain’s education system.

the last 35 years of democracy in Spain, and education is an important ideological point in their agenda. This reform is a complete paradigm shift in education that will revert the Spanish state to the faults of its past.

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First of all Wendy Sue Kopp was born in 29th of June of 1967 in Austin, Texas. She attended at Highland Park High School in Dallas, Texas. She was an undergraduate in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University. But she received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Princeton in 1989, and she was a member of Princeton's Business Today and the University Press Club. Wendy as an undergraduate student at Princeton, she came up with an idea. Though she wasn’t an education major herself but then Kopp wanted to set up a program in which recent graduates and other professionals could teach disadvantaged youth. She made this dream a reality when she founded Teach For America, one of the most successful teaching programs in the history of U.S. education. The program has helped thousands of teachers and disadvantaged youth alike. To piggyback off the success of Teach For America finally Kopp recently founded Teach For All to place teachers throughout the world. Then she won 27 awards since 1991 until now.  Finally Kopp was married to Richard Barth the president of the KIPP Foundation, also a Foundation for get better the schools and education around the world, after that they have four children and they are living in Manhattan, New York.