Diversos estudios cuasiexperimentales y experimentales indican que el uso de herramientas tecnológicas en
el aula fomenta la creatividad al permitir a los estudiantes explorar, experimentar y colaborar de nuevas
maneras. Sin embargo, también es fundamental que los docentes supervisen su uso para evitar distracciones
y orientar las actividades tecnológicas hacia metas creativas específicas.
Estudios experimentales sugieren que prácticas como el mindfulness y la autorreflexión ayudan a los
estudiantes a superar bloqueos creativos y a generar ideas novedosas. Esto resalta la importancia de integrar
actividades de gestión emocional y concentración en el currículo universitario, especialmente en carreras que
requieran innovación constante, como las artes, la ingeniería y el diseño.
En un contexto en el que la creatividad es un motor para la innovación social y económica, los estudios
muestran que el desarrollo del pensamiento creativo en estudiantes universitarios los capacita para resolver
problemas complejos de manera original. La creatividad, como competencia transversal, permite a los
estudiantes no solo destacarse en su ámbito profesional, sino también contribuir activamente a la
transformación de sus comunidades.
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