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Organization profile
Organization profile
The Educational Innovation in Neuroeducation Group (GIE-NED) has been officially recognized and approved by the Superior Council, following the recommendation of the Academic Council. This group focuses on the application of neuroeducational principles to improve teaching and learning processes. Professor Carmen Álvarez Torres has been appointed as coordinator of the group, which highlights the importance of a committed leadership in promoting educational innovations based on neuroscience. The creation of GIE-NED reflects an institutional commitment to research and the implementation of educational practices that integrate neuroscience, thus seeking to optimize education and the integral development of students.
Research lines:
- Didactics and alternative learning methodologies
Coordinator:
Alvarez Torres Carmen Rosa ([email protected])
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Profiles
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Carmen Rosa Alvarez Torres
- Multimedia, Art, Graphics and Innovation Research Group (IMAGIN)
- Educational Innovation Group in Neuroeducation (GIE-NED)
Person: Researcher, Research Group Coordinator
Projects
- 1 Active
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Study of the Communicative Phenomenon Occurring in Ecuador During the October 2019 Mobilizations: A Perspective on the Shift in Media Power in the Digital Era
Galan Montesdeoca, J. F. (PI), Alvarez Torres, C. R. (Col) & Medranda Morales, N. J. (Col)
17/09/20 → …
Project: Research and Development
Research output
- 1 Citations
- 1 h-index
- 1 Article
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Examinando la etica del trabajo en poblaciones latam: diferencias entre trabajadores ecuatorianos y chilenos. Examinando a etica do trabalho nas populacoes da america latina: diferencas entre trabalhadores equatorianos e chilenos.
Translated title of the contribution :Examining Work Ethic Across Latam Populations: Differences between Ecuadorian and Chilean Workers Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Press/Media
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Universidad Politecnica Salesiana Researcher Describes Research in Technology (ICT as a Support for Value Chain Management in Tourism Destinations: The Case of the City of Cuenca, Ecuador)
14/07/23
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Press / Media
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Travel Tech announce its fourth 2021 Virtual Conference
9/09/21
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Press / Media