Dr. Tatiana López-Jiménez is an Associate Professor of the School of Pedagogy at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile. Their professional training in educating young children includes a Bachelor’s in Education (2006) and a Master’s in Education (2008) from the University of Concepción, Chile. Additionally, She has a Master’s in Psychology of Education (2013) and a Ph.D. in Psychology of Education from the University of Barcelona, Spain (2017).
Their research focuses on educational psychology, specifically initial teacher training and analysis of educational practice, in the field of social cognition and its effects on children's learning from a sociocultural perspective. She is currently a researcher responsible for national projects Fondecyt Initiation N°11231120 and is a co-investigator Fondecyt Regular N°1231294. A co-investigator in the international R+D+I project EDU2017-87406-P carried out jointly with Ecuador, Brazil, Spain, Australia, and Canada. She is a member of the National Association for Early Childhood Education (NAEYC in Spanish) and a co-editor of research journals associated with her lines of research.
Dr. Tatiana López-Jiménez is an Associate Professor of the School of Pedagogy at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile. Their professional training in educating young children includes a Bachelor’s in Education (2006) and a Master’s in Education (2008) from the University of Concepción, Chile. Additionally, She has a Master’s in Psychology of Education (2013) and a Ph.D. in Psychology of Education from the University of Barcelona, Spain (2017).
Their research focuses on educational psychology, specifically initial teacher training and analysis of educational practice, in the field of social cognition and its effects on children's learning from a sociocultural perspective. She is currently a researcher responsible for national projects Fondecyt Initiation N°11231120 and is a co-investigator Fondecyt Regular N°1231294. A co-investigator in the international R+D+I project EDU2017-87406-P carried out jointly with Ecuador, Brazil, Spain, Australia, and Canada. She is a member of the National Association for Early Childhood Education (NAEYC in Spanish) and a co-editor of research journals associated with her lines of research.