David Reyero García

David Reyero García is an Associate Professor at the Department of Educational Studies, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, affiliated with the Education - Teacher Training Center. His research focuses on educational theory, philosophy of education, multicultural education, and ethics in education. He is part of the GIAFE Research Group in Anthropology and Philosophy of Education. Key contributions include studies on cultural transmission in education, mimetic theory's role in pedagogy, and the ethical dimensions of family and sexual education. His work spans theoretical analyses of education policy, digital technology in teaching, and civic education.

Education: PhD in Education (1999) from Universidad Complutense de Madrid with a thesis on postmodern anthropology and intercultural education. Supervised by Dr. Gonzalo Jover Olmeda.

Research Highlights: Explores the intersection of anthropology, ethics, and education, emphasizing the normative role of pedagogy. Recent work addresses challenges in virtual education, the impact of social media on adolescent identity, and the balance between educational equity and freedom. He advocates for pedagogical approaches rooted in tradition and ethical formation.

Awards: None explicitly mentioned, though his extensive publication record reflects scholarly recognition.

Labs/Teams: Active in the GIAFE research group, focusing on anthropological and philosophical dimensions of education. Collaborates on projects like Evalcomix evaluation tools and digital pedagogy strategies.