Mexico's Educational System

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"As it digs itself out from under tremendous losses suffered as the result of overextension during the oil boom of the 1970s, Mexico is on the verge of a new economic boom thanks in part to the United States. Many hope that included in this new age of growth will be the country's educational system, for the government's role in recent years has continued to fall short of the population's demands as witnessed in the growing cycle of poverty. The purpose of this paper will be to discuss Mexico's educational system, focusing on secondary education. The research will also look at what racial, class and gender differences are applicable as well as identifying the problems inherent in the system and offering solutions.

Today, Mexico is a country with over 85 million people of which 70 percent live in the cities. About 60 percent of the ... "

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