Discover how laughter in schools can strengthen teacher-student relationships, rebuild trust, and restore a sense of community in education.

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Discussing artificial intelligence and education is beginning to seem, simultaneously, inevitable and exhausting. Inevitable because AI is already part (implicitly and explicitly) of our daily ...

The serious issue of the recent UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico) fraud in online admission exams snapped me back, quick as lightning, to an anecdote from my adolescence and high school.

What does this theory say? The Dead Internet Theory (DIT) originated more than 10 years ago in response to changes in the internet, especially the arrival of social networks, though at that time it ...

Formally, the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) dates back to the 50s, with Alan Turing, well before Google’s creation in 1998. However, back then, long before AI as we know it today appeared, ...

In January of this year, the Digital Education Council (DEC), in collaboration with Tecnológico de Monterrey’s Institute for the Future of Education, published a study it conducted with the ...

In recent weeks, a debate has circulated in articles and on social networks about whether Generation Z would be the first in more than a century to have worse cognitive outcomes than its predecessor.

This article was originally published on CONECTA. Education is undergoing a profound transformation. By 2026, education systems will be moving towards learning models driven even more by technology, ...

Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into educational processes has become a watershed in modern education. Thanks to generative AI tools, learning experiences can be improved by personalizing and ...

Teacher fatigue is often thought to be simply a consequence of long hours, large classes, or lack of sleep. Still, the reality is much more complex, deeply rooted in educational systems, social ...