1. Activities:

They are tools that help students learn and develop important skills, such as critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and social awareness.

2. Communication skills:

Communicative competencies in education are a person's ability to communicate effectively and efficiently in different contexts. In the educational field, they refer to the ability of teachers to establish effective pedagogical communication. 

Communication skills develop throughout life and are made up of a set of linguistic processes that include: Speaking, Listening, Reading, Writing.

3. Curriculum: 

It is the structured scheme of the mandatory and fundamental areas and optional areas with their respective subjects that are part of the curriculum of educational establishments.

4. DBA:

Basic Learning Rights (DBA) are a set of learning that students must develop in each grade of school education. They are a technical curricular norm that is made up of standards, guidelines, pedagogical guidelines, decrees and resolutions. 

DBAs aim to:

Clarify to teachers, students, parents and other actors in the educational sector the learning that students must develop. 

Guarantee conditions of educational equality. 

Provide guidelines for developing study plans that promote the achievement of progressive learning.

5. Didactics:

Didactics is based on the combination of theory and practice, since human beings learn through experience. For teachers, didactics is essential, since it allows them to:

Plan, develop and evaluate educational activities

Adapt the contents to the characteristics of the students

Encourage student participation

Create an environment conducive to learning

6. Guidelines:

They are the epistemological, pedagogical and curricular guidelines defined by the MEN with the support of the educational academic community to support the foundation and planning process of the mandatory and fundamental areas defined by the General Law of Education in its article 23.

7. Healthy habits:

Healthy habits are behaviors that are adopted as part of daily life and that contribute to physical, mental and social well-being. They are important because they can help avoid diseases and improve quality of life.

It is important to promote healthy habits from childhood, as they help children develop autonomy and responsibility. Parents can be a good example for their children, integrating them into their routines and sharing with them.

8. Jclic:

JClic is a set of computer applications that allow you to create interactive and multimedia educational activities: Puzzles, Associations, Text exercises, Crosswords. 

JClic is a tool that helps teachers develop didactic applications to work in all areas of the curriculum, from early childhood education to high school. 

JClic Author is the authoring tool that allows you to create, edit and publish activities in a simple, visual and intuitive way.