Science And Technology In The Mexican Education

DESERT INSTITUTE OF SANTA ANACIENCIA, TECHNOLOGY? AY SOCIEDADCiencia & Technology Education MexicanaFacilitador: Fernando Gallardo IbarraAlumno: Bernal Francisco Domínguez Román

To achieve comprehensive development in society, it is important to use given to education by which they socialize and become human beings, both individually and collectively and institutions. It is for them in Mexico The Constitution postulates in his article 3 rights, requirements that support the national education system, which encompasses education in science and technology as well.

The salience and necessity of science and technology in today's world is becoming more recognized by many, and demanded analyzed in several ways, the truth is that for the case of our country remains a promise unfulfilled, of another of our aspirations to get out of backwardness, poverty and dependence.

Despite the economic conditions and infrastructure of the country, we can say that Mexico has good researchers, but have not been able to develop their projects due to lack of inversión.Es well as scientific and technological research should be mainly used for social and educational, but also to solve strategic problems of the productive sector, the technological independence, quality production, the competitiveness of small and medium industries and develop mechanisms for coordination and strengthening of national market.

This is why it is necessary to begin a continuous scientific and technological development, linked to a quality education and innovative, to improve the conditions of the population, competitiveness and productivity of the country. The union between basic research and quality education are factors to be considered in the progress of national science.

In conclusion, not assuming that this issue is closed, as it is very extensive, controversial and talked just a little of what is says, it is considered that the promotion of science and technology are fundamental aspects for the development of Mexico, and although it has sought ways and means to promote development in this area has failed to make significant progress on these points. And that is why the main challenges for the country is: to consolidate the scientific and technological capacity, strengthening higher education, increase public and private investment in research and disseminate scientific knowledge and technology.