Cl@se offers students progressive programming that includes themes of science, history, math, foreign languages, and the arts. To carry out this process, Cl@se uses:

• television - programming is transmitted to private TV satellite carriers and by cable
• the Internet - click here for the Cl@se website (Spanish only)
• printed materials - Cl@se provides supplementary material and educational guides for students and teachers.

As suggested by the project's subtitle, "The Adventure of Knowing", the key programme approach is making learning amusing and captivating. The goal is to stimulate creativity in children using a teaching style that is entertaining and energising.

Partnership is a central strategy for increasing students' access to the Cl@se programming and materials. Although Cl@se is a private channel, Cl@se collaborates with government authorities and foundations to facilitate transmission of the service to schools. The Teachers Updating Project (GO ME) of the Fundación Cisneros carries the channel to 137 schools in Argentina, Mexico, Equator, Panama, Colombia, Costa Rica and Venezuela. In Mexico, 30,000 schools have access to the programming thanks to an agreement with the Latin-American Institute for the Educational Communication (ILCE). In Costa Rica, 154 schools receive the signal through a project sponsored by the government and coordinated by the National Center of Teaching (CENADI). 7,500 rural schools in Argentina receive Cl@se through the initiative Schools without Borders of the Office of the Secretary of Communication.

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