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Scholastic Disposition: The Skill That Schools Often Take for Granted

Scholastic disposition explains how implicit school rules can influence learning, the hidden curriculum, and the sense of academic belonging. ...
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Opinion: Educating Is Also Understanding

Stop training and start understanding: the approach that proposes learning to interpret dog behavior from science and animal welfare. ...
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How Marzano and Kendall’s Taxonomy Rethinks Learning

Marzano and Kendall's taxonomy rethinks learning by incorporating metacognition, emotions, and critical thinking. ...
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Irving Hidrogo: “AI in Education Is Not Integrated with Tools, but with Institutional Strategy”

In an interview with the Observatory, Irving Hidrogo, Director of Educational Artificial Intelligence at Tecnológico de Monterrey, explains that, beyond tools, Tec de Monterrey is ...

The Pedagogy of Presence: A Solution for Disconnected Students

In a context of disconnection, the pedagogy of presence offers a way to refocus education and the meaning of learning. ...
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Opinion | The Future of Education Involves More Than Technology

Educational innovation is not only about integrating technology, but also understanding how the minds that will occupy the classrooms of tomorrow will affect schools. ...
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“We Can’t Design a Glove Without Knowing the Hand:” Éder Villalba and the Pending Conversation on Innovation and Educational Transformation

Dr. Éder Villalba, director of the Bachelor's Degree in Innovation and Educational Transformation at Tecnológico de Monterrey, reflects on educational innovation, artificial intelligence, and the ...
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Are Gen Zs Really “Less Smart”?

The debate about Generation Z and the decline in cognitive scores invites us to question how we measure intelligence and how digital culture is transforming ...
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How the Forgetting Curve Affects Educational Teaching and Assessment

Our memory tends to forget quickly. Continuous assessment and timely feedback in the classroom make learning last. ...
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Beyond Grading: Towards Intelligent, Ethical, and Learning-Focused Assessment

Intelligent and ethical assessment: how artificial intelligence transforms feedback, equity, and person-centered learning. ...
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The Lost Art of Boredom: How Screen Time Is Killing Creativity

Boredom drives creativity while screens kill it. Being bored, on the other hand, strengthens imagination, autonomy, and child development. ...

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