Alejandro Rodríguez García holds a PhD in Psychology and Educational Sciences from the University of León, where he has been an Assistant Professor in the Department of General and Specific Didactics and Educational Theory since September 2024. He also serves as Director of Student Affairs, with responsibilities including student participation, associations and scholarships. His academic background includes degrees in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences and Primary Education, alongside master’s degrees in Teacher Education and Educational Research.
His research focuses on teaching methods, educational technologies, teacher and student digital competence, educational assessment, and manipulative-based mathematics in primary education. He currently supervises six doctoral theses and has supervised numerous master’s dissertations on teaching methodologies.
He has taught undergraduate courses in Social Education and Early Childhood Education, as well as postgraduate courses in Teacher Education. A qualified primary school teacher and tenured civil servant currently on leave, he also collaborates with schools and universities to develop training programmes supporting the implementation of teachers’ digital competence frameworks.
Alejandro Rodríguez García holds a PhD in Psychology and Educational Sciences from the University of León, where he has been an Assistant Professor in the Department of General and Specific Didactics and Educational Theory since September 2024. He also serves as Director of Student Affairs, with responsibilities including student participation, associations and scholarships. His academic background includes degrees in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences and Primary Education, alongside master’s degrees in Teacher Education and Educational Research.
His research focuses on teaching methods, educational technologies, teacher and student digital competence, educational assessment, and manipulative-based mathematics in primary education. He currently supervises six doctoral theses and has supervised numerous master’s dissertations on teaching methodologies.
He has taught undergraduate courses in Social Education and Early Childhood Education, as well as postgraduate courses in Teacher Education. A qualified primary school teacher and tenured civil servant currently on leave, he also collaborates with schools and universities to develop training programmes supporting the implementation of teachers’ digital competence frameworks.