Visit the national site and access the recordings of the program where, over 25 sessions, experts in various disciplinary fields have shared tips and recommendations to strengthen teaching practices and improve the quality of life. Generating class experiences; stress and nutrition; classroom communication; economic and financial uncertainty; human flourishing; and burnout; are just a few of the topics that have been addressed. Here's a brief overview of some of them: 

Mayte Barba has emphasized the importance of spreading positive emotions to be happy and identifying optimism as an ethical duty. Talk: “Profesores positivos, alumnos felices”.

Ramiro Estrada has shared insights on identifying successful didactic elements that allow teachers to design educational experiences for meaningful learning. Talk: “Diseñando una experiencia espectacular”.

Andrea Monsanto has helped us identify concrete steps that promote neuronal resonance through verbal communication, thus improving interpersonal relationships. Talk: “La comunicación compasiva para conectar con tus estudiantes”.

Carlos Lever has taken us through the current economic and financial landscape so that as teachers, we can make the best decisions. Talk: “¿Cómo me preparo ante la incertidumbre económica y financiera?”

Kelly Pozo has explained the importance of fostering a psychologically safe space for our students, as well as effective and affective teaching for empathetic teaching that leads to students being connected with learning. Talk: “Apuntes para una docencia asertiva”.

Enrique Tamés has taken us to understand the elements that make up human flourishing, in order to improve as individuals, have a better community, and a better planet. Talk: “El florecimiento humano desde la mirada de la docencia”.

Anayansi Escalante has shared how simple it is to make changes in dietary habits, as well as suggesting how to prepare easy, quick, and delicious meals to eat between classes. Talk: “Combate el estrés comiendo delicioso”.

Marcos Vicuña has provided practical tools for the proper management of the stress generated by teaching. Talk: “Manejo del burnout en docentes”.

Mariel Calderón has analyzed myths and realities about what food labels say, to be more informed and choose consciously what we consume. Talk: “¿Qué nos dicen las etiquetas de los alimentos?”.

Juan Antonio Águila has led us to reflect on favorable learning environments, considering the evolution from Intelligence Quotient to Intelligent Coexistence in the contemporary context. Talk: “Convivencia inteligente en el aula”.

These and other relevant topics for well-being aim to provide learning spaces and various support tools for well-being in daily life.

We invite you to join us in the various activities of the teacher wellness program organized by CEDDIE! Check the schedule on the official site.

https://ceddie.tec.mx/en/talks

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Check out the recording of the Teacher Wellness Talk organized by CEDDIE, featuring three distinguished professors from the School of Business: Maša Kuljiš in the International Business field, Ciudad de México Campus; Luis Miguel Román in Management and Leadership, León Campus; and Horacio Carreón, also in International Business, Santa Fe Campus. Drawing from their experience and global perspective, the professors discussed an important and current topic—addressing conflicts to collaborate and create enduring alliances. 

Through these talks, CEDDIE aims to provide spaces for learning and various support tools for well-being in daily life. 

Check out this recording and other interesting topics in the Wellness section of the CEDDIE website: https://ceddie.tec.mx/es/charlas 

We are about to close the period, and it is crucial that you prepare adequately. For this reason, we provide you with a checklist to avoid any inconvenience in the process: 

1. Verify evidence assessment: Ensure that all evidence is assessed correctly.

2. Review your assessment plan: Make sure your assessment plan has a final column and includes all activities contributing to your students' grades. Remember that activities should be published and configured with a weight of 100 and in points.

3. Identify the grade submission button: If you can't find the grade submission button in the menu, follow these steps: 

Menu > Settings > Navigation > Identify the grade submission button > Click on the three dots > Enable > Click on the save button.

4. Verify grade consistency: Check that the grades in the final column of the grading section match the grades in the grade submission section. If not, do not proceed with the submission and review your assessment plan.

5. Consider grade rounding: Remember that in the grade submission section, grades are reflected rounded. For example, if John Doe has a grade of 86.5, it will be shown as 87; if the grade is 86.4, it will show as 86 for the final grade.

6. Submit grades: Once you are sure the final grades match in the grade submission section, click on the blue button labeled "submit."

7. Download the confirmation PDF: Do not forget to download the PDF file, as it will serve as proof of what was submitted to the school department. 

Following these steps ensures a period closure without complications and an accurate and efficient grade submission. Your collaboration in this process is fundamental to ensure transparency and accuracy in the assessment of your students.

Practical Guide for Faculty Talent in a Smart Future

Talk by Prof. Regina Freyman 

This engaging presentation aims to equip faculty members with invaluable insights and recommendations for harnessing the power of cutting-edge technology tools deeply rooted in Generative Artificial Intelligence. By attending, participants can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how to integrate these innovative technologies into their teaching methodologies, ultimately enhancing the overall learning experiences of their students. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a highly skilled expert in the field of education and technology. 

Mark your calendars for October 20, 2023, and be part of this transformative discussion. 

Add to calendar: https://calndr.link/e/9aBL2iiBF3?s=office365

Have you missed any of the episodes of Sintonía CEDDIE? 

Visit the national site (https://ceddie.tec.mx/en/sintonia-ceddie) and access both seasons of this educational podcast, where you can listen to the interesting contributions of the teachers who have been with us throughout 18 episodes. Artificial intelligence, competency-based education, metaverses, and storytelling are just a few of the topics that have been directly addressed by the voices of teachers from Tecnológico de Monterrey and sister institutions. Below, we'll briefly tell you about some of them:

Denise Pope has taken us to explore the importance of fostering a climate of care and respect in education, as well as to learn about strategies that educators can employ to nurture it. Discover more in "Creating caring classrooms: Strategies for positive classrooms."

This episode was recorded in English by Pope, and for the first time, a Spanish version was created using artificial intelligence tools. 

Pilar Gómez, Ramona Fuentes, and Rosy Bremont, distinguished professors and mentors from CEDDIE's Teacher Accompaniment program, have guided us towards a reflection on what teaching entails today. Listen to this engaging interview in "Discovering Purpose in Teaching."

Carlos Astengo, Julieta Noguez, and Gildardo Sánchez have joined us in the discussion on artificial intelligence in education, exploring the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities in this rapidly evolving field.

Pablo Andrés Torres has helped us think outside the box to deliver unique classes through "storytelling." He has shared how he uses this technique in classrooms and how to create a narrative that allows for a captivating class structure. We invite you to listen to it in: "Can a Story Make My Class Flow Better?"

Francisco Ayala Aguirre, Director of Curriculum Design at the Academic Vice Presidency of Tecnológico de Monterrey, has shared the fundamental principles of competency-based educational models. Learn more in "Competency-Based Education."

Antonio Juárez has shared his experience teaching an Architecture class within the Virtual Campus of Tec de Monterrey, immersing us in the "metaverse," a virtual space in which we can experience and interact with other people, similar to what would happen in the real world. Listen more about it in "My Class in the Metaverse."

Do you have an experience that you would like to share? Reach out to the Sintonía CEDDIE podcast and be one of the voices shaping contemporary educational trends! 

ceddie.nacional@servicios.tec.mx  

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Explore our National faculty development activities offer conveniently located in one place

The faculty development and educational innovation center (CEDDIE for its initials in spanish) from Tecnológico de Monterrey has launched a new unique form for course registration for training courses.

How to access?

"The form can be found on the CEDDIE's website, specifically in the Faculty Development section or through the direct link [https://ceddie.tec.mx/es/desarrollo-docente](https://ceddie.tec.mx/es/desarrollo-docente).

Importance of institutional identification

It's essential that when registering, you use your institutional email account ending in @tec.mx. This measure ensures that only institution members have access to these resources.

Don't have your @tec.mx account active?

If you don't have your @tec.mx account active yet, follow these steps:

• Check the available course offerings at the following link: 
  • Course Calendar: https://bit.ly/coursecalendarceddie
• Send an email to ceddie.nacional@servicios.tec.mx to request assistance with your registration. Don't forget to include the course or courses you wish to enroll in, your employee ID number (L00000000), and your full name.

Multiple registrations

One of the advantages of this new form is that it will allow you to enroll in more than one course with a single registration, streamlining the enrollment process and saving you time.

With the launch of this new form, the CEDDIE remains committed to academic excellence and the comprehensive development of the Tec de Monterrey community. For more information, please visit the CEDDIE's website or contact the support team.

Contact:

- email: ceddie.nacional@servicios.tec.mx

- Web site: CEDDIE https://ceddie.tec.mx/

- The new form, video tutorial

Find out what they are and the Tecnológico de Monterrey’s strategy to certify the skills and abilities of its students at the Professional, Graduate and Continuing Education levels. 

Last July, the Tecnológico de Monterrey announced its institutional Credentials strategy as a commitment to formalize the actions that offer new options for the accreditation of learning, skills, and competencies that enhance the profile of its students. 

Access the official document here: 

https://bit.ly/Alternative-Credentials-Tec.

With this initiative, the Tec becomes the first institution in Mexico and Latin America to implement Curricular Credentials in the study plans of its students at a professional level, and it is also positioned as one of the first institutions to establish formal actions for the issuance of Alternative Credentials for your students, graduates or any person who wishes to continue acquiring specific skills. 

What are these Credentials?

The Curricular Credentials validate the comprehensive development of the competencies declared in the study plans, as well as the knowledge and skills obtained from other disciplines. These accreditations help to build a unique and differentiated graduation profile that allows the student to enhance their insertion in the labor market. 

On the other hand, the Alternative Credentials are formal and extracurricular accreditations of specific knowledge, skills and competences. They are acquired through optional additional courses according to one's own interests. This new type of training allows students and professionals to constantly update and expand their knowledge, demonstrating their experience with physical or digital evidence. 

In this way, the Tecnológico de Monterrey seeks that its students experience both types of training in parallel: that of a university degree and the development of specific skills, in order to complement and reinforce what they have learned. As you have seen, these credentials provide new, simpler, more accessible, and faster ways to acquire, deepen, or diversify the knowledge, skills, and competencies evidenced by job profiles. 

To find out all the information about this initiative, consult the official document of “Alternative Credentials at Tecnológico de Monterrey”, here:

 https://bit.ly/Alternative-Credentials-Tec.

Learn about the changes to offer you an exceptional experience in your search for information. 

Explore with intuitive navigation and a personalized design that will allow you to access a wide range of high-quality services and resources. Aware of the importance of listening to our users, and committed to improving the educational experience in the Library, the objective of this renewal is to facilitate a truly memorable information discovery and search process. 

In this sense, an exhaustive analysis was carried out using satisfaction measurement instruments, such as the Graduate Survey (ECAG), the General Library Satisfaction Survey and recognized international standards, such as LibQual. Thanks to this analysis, the key aspects that require updating were identified to offer an even more enriching educational experience.

 As a result, the new Library portal offers an innovative design and an intuitive interface characterized by more efficient navigation and easy access to the available resources. This allows students, teachers and researchers to make the most of its wide and diverse collection, as well as all digital services in an agile and timely manner. 

Would you like to start this new experience? 

Access the Library portal, here:

https://biblioteca.tec.mx 

Whether through personal computers or mobile devices, this new portal offers access to collections of digital resources, books, academic and general interest magazines, national and international newspapers, films, interactive multimedia and virtual reality applications. With this update, the Library reinforces its position as a vital center for the academic community. Its broad and diverse collection, combined with quality services, make it a fundamental resource for academic development, research, and innovation at Tecnológico de Monterrey. 

We invite you to live a new educational experience in this digital space! 

LIBRARY IT at: https://biblioteca.tec.mx.

Let's build a community free of bullying

Bullying is known as the deliberate and continuous physical and/or psychological mistreatment that a person receives from another person in an educational environment, with the objective of subduing, controlling, scaring or intimidating, in order to obtain a favorable result for the aggressor, or simply to satisfy the need to attack and destroy that is usually present. 

If you need more information you can consult the Bullying Action Guide for the Tec Community:

 https://tqueremos.tec.mx/en/bullying