Change in Educational Models for Facing Challenges to Lead Students into a New Way of Learning

  • Rodríguez Santibáñez I
  • A. López Montiel G
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Abstract

Contemporary societies face challenges that come from competition, dynamism , and change, where people and students, in particular, embrace attitudes and practices that are different from those that their parents and teachers share. Change in educational models for facing those challenges implies a different know-how and also different abilities that teachers have to develop, in order for them to lead students into new way for learning. What kind of transformational and integrative leadership is needed for professors to create conditions and abilities that will help their students to face the challenges for the future in a developing country? In this chapter, we aim to provide proof of how the most important private university in Mexico, the Tecnológico de Monterrey, has changed not only an educational model but also an inspiring and transforming leadership-oriented model for teachers for change. Projects and new teaching abilities are needed, but also a sense where the professor gets a more flexible role, contributing for creating and working with scientific knowledge.

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Rodríguez Santibáñez, I., & A. López Montiel, G. (2020). Change in Educational Models for Facing Challenges to Lead Students into a New Way of Learning. In Educational Leadership. IntechOpen. https://doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.89093

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