Editorial. Why the universities do not develop thoughts multiple in students: alternative proposal
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Keywords
thinking, multiple thoughts, epistemological obstacles, epistemological rupture, awareness.
Abstract
This article of reflection, presents a critical analysis of why universities do not promote multiple thoughts in their students, for which a brief tour of thinking concepts and multiple thoughts is shown to introduce the reader to the topic. Then the epistemological obstacles that the latinoamerican university has inherited from modernity are pointed out, which are preventing the development of multiple thoughts in the learners, to which it is accompanied by elements with which the epistemological rupture of these obstacles is proposed, tending to improve the educational quality and the construction of a more human world.
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