Fusagasugá Branch
2026-09-24
Human rights: part of professional training?
By: Alejandro García Suárez – Advisory Office of Communications
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In the midst of the current digital scenario in which the use of platforms for collaborative work, exchange and generation of knowledge and learning stands out, the initiative arises on the part of the students to make the Progressio kids research group visible on the social network Facebook.
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The project leaders, Carlos Alberto Romero, a teacher, and students Gabriel Alberto Álvarez and Ángela Patricia Jiménez, emphasize that the purpose of the digital channel is to redefine virtual social networks for the construction of knowledge in recreation and motor skills in early childhood through content and journalistic production.
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“The Progressio Kids research group demonstrates how digital channels offer an opportunity for building and disseminating knowledge, going beyond a simple social network. It also provides a space to connect academia, researchers, students, and the community. This platform is part of young people's lives, and I believe it has valuable potential for learning if used effectively, contributing to their lifelong development,” says Carlos Alberto Romero, a faculty member.
During the past semester, the educational community of the Faculty of Sports Science and Physical Education highlights the realization of 10 live journalistic programs in interview format with the participation of five national guests and five international experts with profiles related to education, pedagogy, medicine, recreation and sports performance, who made important contributions in research, from formal or informal academia.
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