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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. 10 No. 1 (2026)

    ISSN: 2603-5820

    Published: 2026-06-29

    Methodology to reduce the digital divide in education: A case study of Ecuador

    By: Fabián Noriega, Jon Arambarri

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    Analysis of influential factors of academic performance in Computer Engineering students at the ISPB

    By: Roberto Cruz Acosta, Ruth Chana Cassungo Cruz

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    Family socialization styles and self-concept in pregnant adolescents, Tomasina Valdez Hospital, Dominican Republic, 2021-2022

    By: Altagracia Romero-Ramírez, Javier Diz Casal

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    Psychometric properties of an instrument to measure the algebra proficiency of student teachers

    By: Oscar Ochoa Martínez, Manuel Ortega Muñoz, Zaret Jazmín Hernández Soto

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    The internationalization of brazilian Basic Educacion: social impacts and opportunities

    By: Vanessa Cassol, Mirtha Silvana Garat de Marin

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    Gamified strategy to develop emotional intelligence in five- and six-year-old children

    By: Tatiana Rodríguez Ávila

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    Integral Training through Transdisciplinarity for Humanized Health Care: The Colombian Context

    By: Lelis Sofía Barrera Duarte, Harold David Granados López, Tany Giselle Fernandez-Guayana

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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: Yudelquis Hernandez Mejia

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    Teachers' and students' assessments of the teaching vocation and its relationship with professional performance in educational practice.

    By: Fausto Agustín Figueroa Reyes, Carlos Javier Ossa Cornejo

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    Digital competence in the use of ict in primary school students: A case study at Saint Paul Educational Institution, Carice, Haiti

    By: Jean Rolex, Antonio Gavira Narváez

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    Student-centered communicative activities for the development of linguistic competencies

    By: Dulce Brenda Méndez Rojas

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    The Impulsa workshop-program: A case study of diverse groups at risk of social and labor exclusion

    By: Magdalena Suárez Ortega, Carolina Romero García, José Manuel Trujillo, Ana Fernández García

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    Accepted articles

    Faculty competencies for generative artificial intelligence in higher education: differentiated profiles and orientations for professional development
    By: Rivarola PradosP., Fernández ParadasA.

    The rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is profoundly transforming teaching practices in higher education, posing urgent challenges for instructional design, authentic assessment, and ethical governance. This study presents the development and validation of the Faculty Competencies for GAI Questionnaire (CCDGAI) and empirically analyzes faculty self-perceived competency...

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    Adolescent students’ perceptions of learning in cyberviolence prevention: the Cyber-Greenflags program
    By: Dalouh OuniaR., Delucia ., C. CalaV.

    The objective of this study was to analyze adolescent students’ perceptions of the learning acquired during the Cyber-GreenFlags intervention program, aimed at preventing cyberviolence in adolescent dating relationships and promoting healthy relationships in digital environments. A exploratory study was conducted with 219 adolescents in the 3rd and 4th years of Compulsory Secondary Education,...

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    Do Students Write, or Does AI? The Impact of Excessive AI Use on Written Production and Interaction
    By: Mendoza NavasB., Madrid ArgeñalL.

    This study examines the impact of excessive use of artificial intelligence (AI) on the written production and interaction of English II students (A2 level) at UNAH, through a mixed-methods action research approach. The research originated from classroom observations that revealed clear discrepancies between homework submissions and in-class writing. Data were collected using pre- and...

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    Analysis of fraction problems in 4º and 5º year obligatory primary school textbooks
    By: Minga-LópezD.

    Fractions are a practical tool in mathematics and in various areas of everyday life, as they allow the expression of proportional relationships and the representation of parts of a unit. In the teaching of fractions, the textbook is the most widely used resource; however, learning fractions remains complex for primary school students. This research aims to analyse the types of fraction problems...

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    Special issue: Educational guidance in the face of the challenges of today's society (2026).

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