A Pedagogical Journey: the Professional Career of José Blat Gimeno (1914-2003)

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  • Amparo Blat Gimeno IES Francesc Ribalta de Castelló

Keywords:

Teacher, Inspector, UNESCO, education policy, Ministry of Education, Key Project.

Abstract

This article details the professional pathway of José Blat Gimeno, a Spanish teacher who began his career at La Clua (a village in the Pyrenees in Lerida) and ended up becoming the Head of the Office of the Director-General at UNESCO. During his career, he was a Primary Education Inspector in the Balearic Islands, an expert in education in Ecuador, Colombia, Cuba and Chile, and held different positions at the Ministry of Education as Head of Obligatory Primary Education.

Key words: Teacher, Inspector, UNESCO, education policy, Ministry of Education, Key Project.

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Amparo Blat Gimeno, IES Francesc Ribalta de Castelló



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No. 32 (2018): juliol-desembre

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Assays and researches

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