Benedictine College of Santa María, located in Antioquia, has recently distinguished itself by win the Master Innovator contest organized by Adecopria, a non-profit organization made up of private educational institutions. This contest, which consisted of five categories, recognized the achievements and efforts of educators in different areas of education.
The competition evaluated the following categories: emotional management, social innovation, Computational thinking, entrepreneurship, and environmental education and sustainability. The school won in the computational thinking category, an achievement that highlights its commitment to student training in this area.
Computational thinking is a key skill in the digital age, fostering logical reasoning and problem-solving by applying programming concepts and tools. In school, this skill is taught through «Code» learning, which is imparted from second grade to eleventh. This innovative training proposal has been recognized for its effectiveness and for preparing students for the challenges of today's technological world.
The victory in the Innovative Master contest is a testament to the commitment and dedication of the institution's educators, as well as the school's cutting-edge vision regarding the integration of technology in education. This achievement highlights the importance of providing students with the tools necessary to face the challenges of the 21st century and develop relevant skills for their future.
The recognition obtained in the competition drives the school to continue promoting values-based education and the integral development of its students. The institution is committed to continuing to provide innovative and quality learning opportunities that prepare young people to be successful citizens committed to society.
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