The Future of Education
Nadia Selene Ronquillo Sánchez
Institution: Professor in the Benemerita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla
Country: Mexico
Pharmacobiologist graduated from the Faculty of Chemical Sciences at BUAP in 2000. She completed a master's degree in education sciences at the National Pedagogical University and is currently a doctoral student at UDEA.
She has been working at the upper secondary level at EMSAD high schools in the state of Puebla since 2003, teaching subjects in the natural sciences, and is a professor in the health sciences department of the nursing program at the BUAP's Northern Regional Complex, where she teaches microbiology, parasitology, immunology, pharmacology, and biochemistry.
He has served as a lecturer at the undergraduate level at the National Pedagogical University. He has participated in courses and conferences in the field of microbiology and pedagogy, such as the ITESM-Arizona State University Volunteer Program for Education. She has a certification in diagnostic techniques and complex clinical cases from the Ministry of Public Health of Ecuador, has participated in international conferences on clinical laboratories in urology, microbiology, and hematology, and participated in the IFE Conference on the future of education with technological innovation, organized by the Monterrey Institute of Technology. She also has a certification in teaching competencies and has participated in conferences on educational quality organized by the College Board.
She is the author and co-author of articles published in the journals of the College of Postgraduates COLPOS and the Faculty of Biology CIBIOS BUAP.
Her line of research is in the area of microbiology and parasitic diseases, and the application of educational technology for skills development in the nursing degree program.
She has been working at the upper secondary level at EMSAD high schools in the state of Puebla since 2003, teaching subjects in the natural sciences, and is a professor in the health sciences department of the nursing program at the BUAP's Northern Regional Complex, where she teaches microbiology, parasitology, immunology, pharmacology, and biochemistry.
He has served as a lecturer at the undergraduate level at the National Pedagogical University. He has participated in courses and conferences in the field of microbiology and pedagogy, such as the ITESM-Arizona State University Volunteer Program for Education. She has a certification in diagnostic techniques and complex clinical cases from the Ministry of Public Health of Ecuador, has participated in international conferences on clinical laboratories in urology, microbiology, and hematology, and participated in the IFE Conference on the future of education with technological innovation, organized by the Monterrey Institute of Technology. She also has a certification in teaching competencies and has participated in conferences on educational quality organized by the College Board.
She is the author and co-author of articles published in the journals of the College of Postgraduates COLPOS and the Faculty of Biology CIBIOS BUAP.
Her line of research is in the area of microbiology and parasitic diseases, and the application of educational technology for skills development in the nursing degree program.
