Educación transformadora 5.0: Claves para el aprendizaje en la era digital y emocional
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Educación Transformadora 5.0, innovación pedagógica, aprendizaje emocional, inteligencia artificial educativa, liderazgo educativoSinopsis
Esta obra académica desarrolla una propuesta integral de Educación Transformadora 5.0, concebida como una respuesta pedagógica, ética y humanista a los desafíos de la era digital y emocional. A lo largo de sus capítulos, el libro analiza la evolución de los modelos educativos desde la Educación 1.0 hasta la 5.0, destacando el tránsito hacia enfoques centrados en el estudiante, el aprendizaje activo y el bienestar integral. Se profundiza en la neuroeducación y el aprendizaje emocional como bases del aprendizaje significativo, así como en la incorporación crítica de metodologías activas, la evaluación formativa, la analítica del aprendizaje y el uso responsable de la inteligencia artificial y las tecnologías emergentes. Asimismo, se abordan la inclusión educativa, el Diseño Universal para el Aprendizaje, el liderazgo pedagógico, la gobernanza institucional y la sostenibilidad educativa, desde una perspectiva ética y socialmente comprometida. La obra busca orientar a docentes, directivos e instituciones en la construcción de prácticas educativas innovadoras, inclusivas y sostenibles, alineadas con las demandas del siglo XXI y con una visión profundamente humana de la educación.
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