El Futuro de la Educación I Carlos Labarthe (Director del Kipling)

14 Mar 2022 · 5 min
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Carlos Labarthe (director of the Kipling) reflects on how the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated trends toward more personalized, flexible education. He discusses a vision—informed by the book "2041"—where artificial intelligence provides individualized tutoring tailored to each child’s strengths, while teachers shift toward mentor/tutor roles. He stresses that socialization (especially for younger children) is a core purpose of school that cannot be fully replaced by online or AI-driven instruction. He also notes economic pressures and potential disruption in higher education (costs and student debt) and reports that Kipling adapted relatively successfully to pandemic-era digital tools (e.g., Google Classroom).

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Carlos Labarthe (Director of the Kipling).

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