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    MLS Educational Research

    ISSN: 2603-5820

    The journal MLS Educational Research (MLSER) was created as a biannual publication with the aim of contributing to the debate and improving the understanding of educational practice, pedagogical innovation, and research in general. The articles included in this journal are published in Spanish, Portuguese, and English. The international scope of this journal makes it suitable for disseminating knowledge across different sociocultural environments.

    From this page, you can access the indexes of all editions of the MLS Educational Research (MLSER) journal, article abstracts, and full texts. Additionally, in the "About the Journal" section, you will find all the information about our journal, its editorial team, publication system, and online submissions.

    Current Issue

    Vol. 9 No. 2 (2025)

    ISSN: 2603-5820

    Published: 2025-12-17

    Mindfulness: a tool for the comprehensive development of high school students

    By: Mónica Lliquin Peña, Carmen Amelia Yépez Bimboza, María Esther Mejia Lasso, Jimena Reino Calderón

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    Student honesty and the role of artificial intelligence in task submission in face-to-face foreign language classes

    By: Bessy Mendoza Navas

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    Use of technological media and constructivist approach

    By: Adriana González Morra, Leonardo Torres-Pagán

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    Preserving the legacy of the elderly: Writing of oral stories from the Canton of El Pan (Azuay - Ecuador)

    By: Xavier Barrera

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    Original tales reading club from the experiences of students aged 14-15 in the public education system

    By: Viviana Vilma Jordán Macías

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    Challenges of diversification in initial teacher training from udl principles: ¿What do pre-service teachers know?

    By: María Judith Alarcón Barahona, Catalina Argüello-Gutiérrez

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    Study of the causes of job stress in the early childhood education teacher

    By: Margarita Alcaide Risoto, Lucía Solano Figuerido

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    Engagement and perceived self-efficacy of teachers of Dentistry courses in Chile

    By: María Hernández Reeve

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    A corpus-based instruction to learning and using collocations in a translation and interpretation program: Analyzing trainee students and teachers’ perceptions

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    Sensitive dependence on initial conditions: A complex dynamical system’s key for the understanding of intellectual autonomy’s development

    By: Ana María Trigueros Pina

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    Analysis of the incidence of distributed leadership on the sense of belonging and teacher commitment in the establishment of good practices

    By: Denisse Apotheloz, Inmaculada García Martínez

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    Harmonization in professional technical higher education. The experience of CFT UV and state CFT of Valparaíso

    By: Verónica de las Nieves Lorca Caro

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    Accepted articles

    Integral Training through Transdisciplinarity for Humanized Health Care: The Colombian Context
    By: Fernandez-GuayanaT., Granados LópezH., Barrera DuarteL.

    In the Colombian context, marked by social inequalities and health challenges, the training of healthcare personnel demands a profound transformation. Transdisciplinarity emerges as a key approach to integrating disciplinary and community knowledge, facilitating the understanding of the social determinants of health and promoting ethical, collaborative, and critical competencies in...

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    Gamified strategy to develop emotional intelligence in five- and six-year-old children
    By: Rodríguez ÁvilaT.

    From an interpretive paradigm, this research aimed to design a gamified strategy to develop emotional intelligence in five- and six-year-old children at Colegio Tibabuyes Universal, a public institution in Bogotá. The strategy integrates an analog game and a digital game, both guided by an explicit pedagogical intention. The study follows an empirical approach and adopts a quasi-experimental...

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    The internationalization of brazilian Basic Educacion: social impacts and opportunities
    By: CassolV., Garat de MarinM.

    The internationalization of basic education has become a key strategy for expanding equitable access to educational, cultural, and professional opportunities worldwide. In the Brazilian context, this practice has historically been restricted to higher education, especially within elite institutions. However, this article examines the feasibility and impacts of expanding internationalization...

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    Analysis of influential factors of academic performance in Computer Engineering students at the ISPB
    By: Cruz AcostaR., Chana Cassungo CruzR.

    The research "Analysis of influential factors in the academic performance of computer engineering students at the ISPB" aims to understand the factors that affect the academic performance of computer engineering students at the ISPB. Through a mixed approach that combines quantitative and qualitative techniques, key variables related to academic performance are explored. Through the...

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    Methodology to reduce the digital divide in education: A case study of Ecuador
    By: NoriegaF., ArambarriJ.

    Ecuador faces a significant digital divide that affects both students and teachers, limiting their access to educational and technological resources, particularly in areas with geographical dispersion and socioeconomic inequalities. The study "Methodology to Reduce the Digital Divide in Education" focuses on implementing sustainable strategies at the Dayuma Kento Educational Unit,...

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    Analysis of the professionalization of primary and secondary school teachers in the Dominican Republic through their training and competency performance.
    By: Hernandez MejiaY.

    The teaching profession is essential to student learning. Studying the characteristics of a competent teacher is very important to promote effective educational processes. The general objective of this research is to analyze teacher professionalization through their training and competency performance. This is a correlational and cross-sectional study, with a non-experimental design,...

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    Psychometric properties of an instrument to measure the algebra proficiency of student teachers
    By: Ochoa MartínezO., Ortega MuñozM., Hernández SotoZ.

    This research is a continuation of the instrumental study that consisted of designing an instrument to measure the algebra proficiency (IMDA) of Mexican students in teacher training. The first stage included application of the Delphi method, expert judgment, content validity test using the Hernandez-Nieto coefficient and piloting with 79 undergraduate students in pedagogy, which resulted in a...

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    Family socialization styles and self-concept in pregnant adolescents, Tomasina Valdez Hospital, Dominican Republic, 2021-2022
    By: Romero-RamírezA., Diz CasalJ.

    This article presents a study focused on family relationships and self-concept. Its objective was to analyze family socialization styles and self-concept in pregnant adolescents seen in clinics at the Tomasina Valdez Hospital, Dominican Republic, during the 2021-2022 period. A mixed, observational, descriptive, correlational, and cross-sectional approach was implemented. The study included a...

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