Aprende a leer mejor | Jorge Eliécer Gómez | TEDxLaCastellana

Author and international speaker Jorge Eliécer Gómez presents a new way to teach reading that develops excellent readers and significantly improves the educational process. Jorge Eliécer trained as a Business Administrator at the National Corporation of Higher Education (CUN). He has dedicated more than 25 years to researching neuropsychopedagogy and has published seven works to help improve children's education. He is the father of two children who were homeschooled and are now successful students at one of Colombia's top universities. His children could already read by the age of two and a half. He has given more than 3,000 lectures to teachers and parents to disseminate the pedagogical strategies he researches to improve our education system. He has participated as a speaker at international education conferences in Colombia, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, Panama, and Mexico. He believes that education is the best way to transform society and dedicates his efforts to working to improve it. Author and international speaker. He trained as a Business Administrator at the National Corporation of Higher Education (CUN). He has dedicated more than 25 years to researching Neuropsychopedagogy and has published seven works to help improve children's education. He is the father of two homeschooled children who are now successful students at one of Colombia's top universities. His children could already read by the age of two and a half. He has given more than 3,000 lectures to teachers and parents to disseminate the pedagogical strategies he researches to improve our education system. He has participated as a speaker at international education conferences in Colombia, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, Panama, and Mexico. He believes that education is the best way to transform society and dedicates his efforts to improving it. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx