This article analyzes the outcomes of a teaching innovation project that integrated digital tools and artificial intelligence into history courses at a private university in Peru (the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru) during 2023 and 2024. The teaching innovation demonstrated that these technologies transform the classroom experience by generating new research questions, enabling the analysis of complex social processes, and approaching data collection and the dissemination of student research in new ways. The interactivity of digital tools promotes an interdisciplinary approach and greater student participation in the classroom, preparing students for the professional challenges of the 21st century.

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This article analyzes the outcomes of a teaching innovation project that integrated digital tools and artificial intelligence into history courses at a private university in Peru (the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru) during 2023 and 2024. The teaching innovation demonstrated that these technologies transform the classroom experience by generating new research questions, enabling the analysis of complex social processes, and approaching data collection and the dissemination of student research in new ways. The interactivity of digital tools promotes an interdisciplinary approach and greater student participation in the classroom, preparing students for the professional challenges of the 21st century.

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This article analyzes the outcomes of a teaching innovation project that integrated digital tools and artificial intelligence into history courses at a private university in Peru (the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru) during 2023 and 2024. The teaching innovation demonstrated that these technologies transform the classroom experience by generating new research questions, enabling the analysis of complex social processes, and approaching data collection and the dissemination of student research in new ways. The interactivity of digital tools promotes an interdisciplinary approach and greater student participation in the classroom, preparing students for the professional challenges of the 21st century.

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La ciudad y las ratas: la peste bubónica en lima y en la costa peruana, 1903 - 1930.-Sanidad desde arriba: la fiebre amarilla, la costa norte y la fundación Rockefeller.-Tifus, viruela e indigenismo: Manuel niñez butrón y la medicina rural en puno.- Identidad regional y malaria en el Perú del siglo xx.- Identidad regional y malaria en el Perú del siglo xx.- Culpando a las victimas: el cólera de 1991

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Está ampliamente demostrado que existe una relación temprana y determinante entre el conocimiento del lenguaje estándar, académico, y un mejor logro académico en la escuela. Así mismo, sabemos que los niños pertenecientes a sectores económicamente desfavorecidos suelen partir de una situación de desventaja temprana que limita el desarrollo máximo de sus potencialidades; en estos casos, muchas veces, cuando ingresan a la escuela es ya demasiado tarde para reducir la brecha formada. El presente proyecto de responsabilidad social universitaria brindó a un grupo de maestras de educación inicial pública información científica, basada en evidencia, sobre la relación entre el vocabulario temprano, el desarrollo de la literacidad y sus implicancias para un buen desempeño escolar. Se compartió con las maestras una propuesta específica de intervención para la enseñanza de ...

It´s been amply proved that there is an early and determining relationship between the knowledge of academic, standard language, and a higher level of achievement at school. We also know that children belonging to lower socio-economic status face an early disadvantaged situation, which limits the maximum development of their potentialities; in these cases, it is common that, by the time they have enrolled in school, it is already too late to close the growing gap between them and more economically advantaged groups. The present university social responsibility project provided a group of public preschool teachers with scientific, evidence-based, information, regarding the relation between early vocabulary, literacy development, and its implications for good school achievement. We shared a specific intervention proposal with the teachers, for early vocabulary teaching, based o...

It´s been amply proved that there is an early and determining relationship between the knowledge of academic, standard language, and a higher level of achievement at school. We also know that children belonging to lower socio-economic status face an early disadvantaged situation, which limits the maximum development of their potentialities; in these cases, it is common that, by the time they have enrolled in school, it is already too late to close the growing gap between them and more economically advantaged groups. The present university social responsibility project provided a group of public preschool teachers with scientific, evidence-based, information, regarding the relation between early vocabulary, literacy development, and its implications for good school achievement. We shared a specific intervention proposal with the teachers, for early vocabulary teaching, based o...