How was education before and how is it today?
Teaching methodology: Before, education was
based on traditional methods such as frontal
teaching and memorization. Now, a more
student-centered methodology is used,
encouraging active participation, collaborative
learning and the use of technology.
Access to information: Previously, information
was limited to textbooks and printed sources.
Now, with the advancement of technology,
students have access to a wide range of online
resources, allowing them to access up-to-date
and diverse information.
Focus on 21st century skills: Previously,
education focused on the acquisition of
theoretical knowledge. Emphasis is now placed
on developing skills such as creativity, critical
thinking, effective communication and
collaboration, which are necessary to succeed in
today's world.
Personalization of learning: Previously,
education followed a “one size fits all” approach
where all students received the same
instruction. Now, we seek to adapt learning to
the individual needs of each student, providing
personalized and differentiated learning
opportunities.
Use of technology in the classroom: Previously,
technology was limited in classrooms and was
used occasionally. Now, technology is regularly
integrated into the teaching-learning process,
facilitating access to digital resources,
interactive tools and online learning platforms.