Tecnología

In today’s technological landscape, many parents watch with concern as their children spend hours in front of screens. The question that arises at family gatherings and parent-teacher meetings is a pressing one: are children acquiring valuable skills or simply consuming content passively? The fear that technology will ‘stifle’ critical thinking in the younger generation and […]

En el sistema educativo actual aún no está claro si se está preparando bien a los alumnos para resolver problemas que aún no existen. En el Colegio Internacional Casvi Villaviciosa, se entiende que la robótica educativa es mucho más que una asignatura técnica. Es un lenguaje transversal que potencia las capacidades cognitivas y emocionales necesarias

As parents, it is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that our children, as “digital natives”, know how to protect themselves instinctively. However, there is a critical gap that today, Safer Internet Day, must be made clear: the digital maturity gap. While they can master the interface of a social network in seconds,

Educational technology has become a fundamental pillar in preparing students for the present and the future. At Casvi Villaviciosa, we understand technology not as an end in itself, but as a tool for learning, creativity and solving real-world problems. This approach is reflected in the video accompanying this news item. In it, teachers and students

Spain is experiencing unprecedented growth in the field of technology, but with an obvious problem: there is a shortage of trained professionals in computer science. However, training arrives late or is insufficient for many young people. WHEN THE LACK OF TECHNOLOGICAL TRAINING LIMITS THE FUTURE The gap between the technology we use every day and

Today, families are increasingly asking: what is the influence of technology on international education? The use of devices, digital platforms and educational apps is booming, but it also raises questions: does it really improve learning or does it simply increase screen time? Does it prepare students for a globalised world or does it expose them

The advance of technology has transformed the way we communicate, but it has also opened the door to risks such as cyberbullying. Children and adolescents spend much of their time on the internet and social networks, where they can be exposed to offensive comments, threats or bullying that affect their emotional and psychological well-being. According

Technology is part of children’s daily lives from a very early age. According to a study by the American Academy of Pediatrics, children under the age of five spend an average of two hours a day in front of screens. Tablets, mobile phones, smart TVs or educational apps provide them with learning and entertainment opportunities,

In the digital age, Artificial Intelligence in Education is revolutionising the way students learn and teachers teach. As technologies advance, traditional teaching methods are being left behind. More and more educational institutions are looking to integrate AI and Big Data into their systems. This combination not only facilitates the personalisation of learning. It also optimises

In the digital age in which we live, the concept of “digital citizens” has gained unprecedented relevance. A digital citizen is not only one who uses technology, but one who does so consciously, safely and responsibly. Digitalisation has transformed every aspect of our lives. From the way we work and learn from an early age,