â??Plan Y Reglamento Para Las Escuelas Gratuitas De Enseñanza Mutua De Esta Ciudad, Pueblo-nuevo Y Ceiba-mochaâ?? details the plan and regulations for free mutual education schools in Cuba. Commissioned by the Superintendent General of the Royal Treasury, Conde de Villanueva, this historical document provides insight into 19th-century educational practices and policies in Cuba. It offers a detailed look at the structure and methodology of mutual education, a system where older or more advanced students teach younger or less knowledgeable ones.

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