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Preparando a los jóvenes para el futuro del trabajo.

There is a global context in which large amounts of the youth population are unemployed or in the informal labor market. In contrast to this situation, sectors of the technology industry indicate year after year that vacancies remain unfilled due to the lack of qualified people with digital skills to perform the required jobs. This framework strongly challenges education and its curricula.

 

It is essential to redefine technology as a cultural form and not as mere electronic devices. In this sense, it is not only important to master and manage devices but also to acquire and develop skills and competencies related to digital culture.

Tec.La is a training program for Latin American teachers focused on delivering the training and resources necessary for them to teach computational thinking as an approach to resolving complex challenges.

 

The program shares theoretical and practical content around pattern recognition processes, algorithm creation, decomposition, and 21st-century skills like empathy, resilience, adaptability, and creativity.

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Computational thinking

21st-century skills

Teachers’ training

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¿Qué sigue?

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A medida que la Inteligencia Artificial toma el centro de la escena como una tecnología disruptiva, estamos actualizando este formato para incluir el Pensamiento de IA como un marco transversal, ya que aporta una nueva perspectiva en la resolución de problemas, la ciudadanía digital y la preparación para el inicio de una carrera profesional.


La nueva versión de Tec.La formará a los educadores para desarrollarse en entornos de aprendizaje tradicionales y no tradicionales con herramientas y recursos actualizados, para que tanto ellos como los estudiantes estén atentos, comprometidos y capacitados a medida que cambia el panorama del trabajo y el aprendizaje.

Impacto

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12%

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2.3M

68K

Dropout rate

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Students reached with computational thinking

Educators directly impacted

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68K

educators directly impacted

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“The Trust for the Americas wants to thank Eidos for strengthening the capabilities of our local partners. Through in-person training, they have contributed to the development of critical and creative thinking of dozens of teachers with the objective of promoting computational thinking. With an agile and flexible team, they are now a regional benchmark for the development of skills demanded by the 21st century."

Pierina Nepote Rangel 
Senior Program Manager The Trust for the Americas

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