Vale la Pena: full Documentary

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Imagine a country on the verge of economic and educational change, and picture being one of the people on the frontline of that change. “Vale la Pena,” which means “worth the struggle,” is the story of Ecuadorian teachers who came to Kansas State University’s College of Education to perfect their English and prepare for their country’s educational transformation. As this partnership grew, Ecuador welcomed Kansas State University preservice teachers to experience the changing educational system and culture in this South American country. Hear why all these English teachers left behind their country, friends, and families with the sole purpose of becoming better teachers.

Directed by
Socorro Herrera, Ph.D.

Produced by
College of Education
Dean Debbie K. Mercer
Global Campus
Dean Sue Maes

Musical Arrangements
Music Licensing
provided by FirstCom

"Moon Bay"
Composed by Lyons

"Life in a Small Town"
Composed by Harms

"Sun Over the Hill"
Composed by Harms

"Travel Diary"
Composed by Johnson

"Mi Patria"
Composed by Lyons

"Rural Brotherhood"
Composed by Elias and Trevino

"New Illusions"
Composed by Kallin and Teller

"Quality Time"
Composed by Russell

"Swimming Hole"
Composed by Julin

"Light Through the Mist"
Composed by Lethbridge

"Leaf Dance"
Composed by Elias and Trevino

"Schoolyard Romance"
Composed by Harms

"Hope Kind"
Composed by Eriksson

"Shimmer"
Composed by Lyons

"By the Rocks"
Composed by Lyons

"Watershed"
Composed by Portis and Cathers

"Valentine"
Composed by Hunter Jr. and Slott

"Pastures New"
Composed by Flowers and Poole

"Look Around You"
Composed by Kallins and Skinner

"Warm Landscapes"
Composed by Cotton and Niblett

"Make Everyday Special"
Composed by Elias and Trevino

Cinematography
Rusty Earl
Matthew Blomberg
Julia Comstock

Film Editors
Julia Comstock
Rusty Earl