Concordia hosts III Pedagogical Congress for over 1,900 teachers

More than 1,900 teachers participated in the III Pedagogical Congress in Concordia, organized by the local Municipality through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture. Held under the theme ‘New Scenes for Educating: Bonds, emotions and technologies to learn and coexist,’ the event focused on training and exchanging experiences regarding modern educational challenges.

Key topics addressed during the conferences included learning in digital contexts, the use of artificial intelligence in the classroom, online gaming and gambling addiction, teacher emotional well-being, bullying, school coexistence, and body communication. Speakers included Carlos Sigvardt, Lorena Guglielmone, Roberto Canay, Luciana Turinetto, Pablo Mainer, and Ivana Pérez.

During the opening ceremony, Mayor Francisco Azcué emphasized that education is the most important tool for transforming and growing a city. He highlighted the necessity of training educators to face current changes while keeping the individual at the center of the educational process through values and listening. Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza also noted the importance of the congress as a space for professional development.