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Evert González Rodríguez (born April 22, 1985, in Vergara, Cundinamarca, Colombia) is a Colombian teacher, writer, and educational innovator. He is known for his contributions to bilingual education and as the author of the "Wacky" book series, a popular collection focusing on humor and creative storytelling.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Evert González Rodríguez was born in Vergara, Cundinamarca, Colombia, to Graciela Rodríguez. He pursued his education at Colegio Fidel León Triana and later attended Universidad El Bosque in Bogotá, where he earned a degree in bilingual education.
Career
[edit]Evert began his career as a teacher in various private institutions in Bogotá. He gained recognition for his innovative teaching methodologies, which integrate the direct method to enhance students' communicative abilities in English. His approach focuses on associating words and expressions with physical actions and visual experiences, minimizing reliance on students' native languages. This methodology aligns with Colombia's National Bilingualism Program and international language standards.
Evert has also worked as a private educator, assisting students with personalized learning strategies. In 2020, he published his first novel, Un deseo, mil lágrimas (A Wish, a Thousand Tears), which gained critical acclaim for its heartfelt narrative.
Recognition
[edit]In recognition of his dedication to education, Evert received a prestigious medal for excellence in teaching from the Canadian College in Bogotá. This honor highlighted his commitment to fostering language skills and inspiring his students.
Literary Works
[edit]Evert González Rodríguez is the author of several novels and educational books, blending elements of mystery, suspense, and real-life experiences. His notable works include:
Un deseo, mil lágrimas (A Wish, a Thousand Tears)
El retroceso de la muerte (The Regression of Death)
Huellas más allá del firmamento (Footprints Beyond the Sky)
Indigente y justiciero (Homeless and Just)
Additionally, he is the creator of the "Wacky" series, a collection of books that explore humorous and unusual topics in an engaging manner, designed to captivate readers of all ages.
Teaching Philosophy
[edit]Evert’s teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of creativity, cultural understanding, and practical application in language learning. His methods have been widely adopted by educators in Colombia and abroad.
Personal Life
[edit]Evert is passionate about writing, teaching, and exploring new methods to improve education. He maintains a website where he shares insights into his work and engages with his readers and students.
External Links
[edit]Official Website