The document discusses whether the education system in Spain urgently needs changes. It argues yes, pointing to issues like lack of motivation among students and teachers, bullying, brain drain, isolation of immigrants, lack of competitiveness, political problems regarding education, and the influence of religion and nationalism. It asks what changes Spanish education needs and suggests solutions require effort, discipline, commitment and respect.

1. DOES THE EDUCATION SYSTEM IN SPAIN URGENTLY NEED CHANGES? JESÚS SARACHO AGUIRRE RAÚL SUÁREZ PASCUAL

2. YES

3. INDEX

4. WHY?

5. LACK OF MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS

6. LACK OF MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS

7. LACK OF MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS

8. LACK OF MOTIVATION OF TEACHERS

10. BRAIN DRAIN

11. BULLYING

13. LACK OF EFFICIENCY AND EFFICACY

15. ISOLATION OF INMIGRANTS

17. LACK OF COMPETITIVENESS

18. LEGISLATIVE EVOLUTION OF EDUCATION IN SPAIN

20. POLITICAL PROBLEMS CONCERNING EDUCATION

22. WILL THE MAIN POLITICAL PARTIES REACH AN AGREEMENT ON EDUCATION?

23. RELIGION AND EDUCATION 75% OF STUDENTS CHOOSE TO STUDY RELIGION AT SCHOOL

24. NATIONALISM AND EDUCATION

25. SOLUTIONS FOR THE FUTURE

26. WHAT CHANGES DO YOU THINK THAT SPANISH EDUCATION NEED?

27. EFFORT DISCIPLINE COMMITMMENT RESPECT

28. “Never consider the study as an obligation but as an opportunity to penetrate the beautiful and wonderful world of knowledge”