O ho Hello, how nice I am, Luis Miguel Salvado, welcome to
one more chapter of what a good question. The truth is that I am
very happy because today I am accompanied by an exceptional woman. We' ll
talk to her about a lot of issues. We want to know how he
thinks, how he feels and for me it is a privilege to greet you
vine how you are lived good morning, Hello, Luis vie On the contrary,
this a great kiss to you to your audit and the truth I am
very honored that you have given me, because this space to talk with you.
Thank you so much. I' m with Viridiana and let me,
please, introduce Dr Bidiviana Cerecedo Cornejo as she deserves. She is the founder
and rector of Athens University. She is a PhD in education, consultant and
trainer in different subjects, evaluator of other universities that want to obtain her incorporation
to the SEP and has published many things, including strategies to expand access to
persons with disabilities in institutions of higher education, in the scientific journal Thompson Royters
Arasandi, which is the third Spanish magazine in the Index sp and the one
called in the world list. It is a pleasure and a privilege for me
to accompany us today to divide the cherry tree. And for me it is
a pleasure and privilege that you also accompany us on this day and as I
say to them in each of the chapters, if it pleases them, we
begin, because they live with us cherry. For me it is a pleasure
and a privilege and good vidia. First of all, give you the warmest
welcome. I hope we spend a moment you sure of that we' re
not going to have too much father. But the first question and this is
the goal that I make with all my guests, I have to ask you
beyond what you studied, what you are in what you work in specialities the
doctorate, taking away all those layers as if it were from Onion. I
would love to ask you behind all this, who is bieridians, welcome cherry,
because I am a woman very me, I think very persevering, that
it is a question that defines me and that fights a lot for his ideals.
I think a lot that in the sense that the things that we want,
the world that we want, is not going to arrive so only that
it is up to us as a society, you can go looking, then,
for those allies and allies to achieve important changes. That' s what
motivates me, what guides me and because what now focuses my day- to
- day listens is very lame what we' re going to talk about today,
because you' ve also done many things. But I' d love
to tell you and remind you there' s no order in the questions.
There are no good or bad answers. Only the answers are like life.
Life is and good. I' d love to ask you if in this
subject, in everything you work in education, it causes stress. The work
produces three. Perce yes, in this yes, but I think that more
than work as such, something that has a lot of the education sector is
that, for example, I am a very structured person. No, I
' ve got my schedule, I' ve got my schedule, no,
but what' s going on? And so, my work teams don'
t, but what a day- to- day headquarters. The truth is
that suddenly they come out, because I do not know a certain indication of
the direction of education or of certain activity that moves your agenda, not and
that moves everything that is urgent, to forgiveness, everything that is important,
therefore, to prioritize what is urgent and that, perhaps it was not,
because in your day to day. But, well, in the end,
I think that when you already achieve every goal, we don' t say
on my team check, when at last every event is going on, every
little thing, we say well, we already feel calm that it went well.
It hasn' t always been that organized or before you' ll be
very disorganized and suddenly changed or how your story has been. No, I
think that as a subject of structure and organization, if it is something that
identifies me and I believe that for a long time, since I studied,
always because of the school kill, yes, I believe that to date this
one is still and it was the one that the comrades asked for the notes
and it was the one that took the list in class. No yes he
hears and why not found a university, why not be maybe not be a
lawyer or footballer or singer, what I know, well notice that right now
you play topics like in my personal part, that I am also a frustrated
singer, truth and so beautiful, no, not so much, but I
think that as that security first of all I also had I came to have
rock bands I tell you I think that this of having like your dreams,
your goals and doing it. No, I mean, in the hobbies part
too, it' s something I' ve done, no, but look
at the side and the question about sharing this part. Why not, instead
of being rector and founder of a university, why not be a better lawyer
or I don' t know I' m a lawyer training, I'
m a law graduate and like everyone would identify as that part of necessarily being
litigating, just recently regressed. I started working, well, I did a
diploma abroad and I started working at the Federal Commission on Human Resources and there,
well I saw a lot of things. Not from the part of negotiations
with unions, etc. Hygiene safety, that is, everything that the area
of human resources sees. No. But one of the parts that I got
very involved and liked was, like everything else, the subject of training and
how this training, because it has an impact on productivity, because now it
has an impact on the working environment, like this kind of thing. Not
when I leave the Federal Commission, we found a trainer. It was the
first thing we did and we started there to train, let' s say
to train big clients that among them that it is going to hit also the
Federal Commission itself. And that' s where we emigrated to education, because
not endorsed by the secretariat of labor, but already by the series OK very
Padrísima hears without going into political issues and less on issues, because we are
in full electoral campaigns. It' s not about getting into that kind of
thing, at least not here, but I' d love to know.
Imagine that you are, the next President of Mexico, you have already been
elected and the moment you get the presidential band, you have the authorization,
for that presidential investiture, to draw new decrees. Ok please tell me,
what decree would be the first three decrees that so, putting on the band
immediately you would say to see. First decree would be what these three decrees
will be. Note that I, far from believing that I have analyzed a
lot, for example, on the subject of education, believe that more than
the law, because in fact, Mexico is a country whose legality pardons,
whose legal framework is quite advanced. Let' s say advanced enough. I
think that more than worrying about the legislative issue, that of course we always
have to propose improvements and so on, I think that sometimes it is how
we land, not how we land what is written. I think that'
s like the main thing, that is, already what' s written,
how we put it into practice, not how we translate it into actually happening.
I' ll give you an example. The issue of inclusive education is
already regulated. However, when you approach the institutions to which I later because
well, you know that the University of Athens is an inclusive institution. The
issue with some of the institutions that wanted to advance to inclusion was ok,
yes, I want to, but of course, and it' s in
the law. No, it' s in the law what, well,
no, but it doesn' t solve me how. So I think what
I would do would be programs linking society, that is, civil society organizations,
citizens, that is, because they are the ones who know their problem
best. No, and more like how to land this whole thing, that
whatever' s there is a reality. You wouldn' t be something of
the current education. Maybe you' ll say I don' t know how
to remove these materials and I' ll put these other stuff in. You
would change some of what is currently in Mexico with the educational program MIRA.
What a good question, what an interesting question to look at, in particular,
one of the parts that I like very much about my formations and which
I have worked very hard on and is part of my experience, is this
topic of educational model design. An educational model, is this pedagogical philosophy,
because institutional that will give it that in any institution, of any other kind
would be, therefore, this strategic planning, but in the sense of prison,
vision, but in the educational part, has, therefore, a more
important challenge. That is why it is even educational model that is like these
theories and how they focus on already, how this institution lands it as an
institution lands all these educational theories and others that are going to rethink everything or
will govern everything in how all processes, both teaching processes, teaching processes as
well as learning processes. Then they give a teacher a great deal of guidance,
give students a great deal of guidance, because they give the whole educational
community a great deal of guidance where an institution is going. That is yes,
we translate it into an institution, if we translate it into all that
would be our national education system, because it must also be very congruent.
However, I also believe that we cannot change educational models every six years,
because then we did not even see the result, that is, not even
a generation came out. Not so that you can already say you know whether
it worked or not, that you manage to evaluate properly. Now it is
the successes and failures of this educational model to then polish. So I think
it is right now in Peña Neto' s six- year term as well
as in Amlo' s, because many adjustments have already been made. I
think what I would focus on right now if I were the President or even
if the Secretary of Education, it wouldn' t be this, that is,
to see that assessing what does work, beyond political nuances, what does
work, to give your time to things so that then yes of experience already
landed, to start correcting. No, but nothing else to change. It
wouldn' t be like this roughly applying Bloom' s taxonomy, creating,
evaluating, analyzing, applying, understanding, and remembering to start the cycle again.
Create, evaluate, analyze, and I think it' s a very
interesting process, because in the end the path helps us understand better. Now
I want to ask you something. Sixteen years you' ve been at Athens
University since you founded it, but well you went to school and I didn
' t, too. I think you, like, didn' t,
you just said it very killy. Not me. I had to burn myself
as good as that of so much study. That' s how I had
a hair like yours, and that' s how I got out of so
much study. But the important thing here is to ask you this. There
are teachers, there are teachers who know a lot about a subject that really
are teachers in the subject they do not know well, they have experienced,
they know the problem well, they know how to solve it, but they
do not know how to teach how you have worked in these sixteen years to
transmit the knowledge, because IT and I had teachers in high school prepares to
university that you say what true bodrio. No yes, it may be the
super wow, but it can' t explain a concept. But he knows
and understands. How have you balanced this subject that you ask them for in
all these sixteen years. What have you asked your teaching staff and how have
you taken them, because from one level to another see that we, since
we recruit and select more have been looking for you to have two apart from
the competition that we call expertise. It is the one that we visualize,
that the teacher has experience according to the subject that he will teach, that
is, that he is not only a classroom teacher, because we are teaching
at the bachelor level and another that has the teaching experience as well. However,
in doing skills, as some will arrive, as you well said,
with a certain level of teaching experience and some still have what you say,
as if this part is always missing sometimes from updating, from improving yourself than
we do. What we do is we have a follow- up system with
teachers very close. We make an entire performance evaluation based on these same competencies
and we are working it month by month in such a way that we will
go. We are also having an accompaniment with them and also, that is,
in the end, we go strong doing those positive aspects of those in
which we need to improve, because we are talking with him and we are
giving techniques. We are training them, for example, when we enter the
topic of inclusion and in particular with people with hearing disabilities, because most teachers,
although they were good and although they knew, but they had not been
in front of the group with hearing disabilities, then we also trained them.
Then. I think it is, it is a process of accompaniment, because
besides, I believe that all people in any profession in which we are can
always improve. No, I mean, we have good things, but we
can always get better. So I think this idea and I think it defines
the entire staff of our teaching team. It' s okay I have these
strengths, but I also have these areas of opportunity, and that' s
good. It' s not bad to have areas of opportunity, because it
' s what allows me to grow. Not sure, of course, at
the end of the road. It' s not bad to have that chance.
But yes, the important thing is also to communicate and transmit knowledge.
Not because one thing is I can teach you a technique, a skill.
I can' t show you how things are done, but transmit the knowledge
I have, not steal the ladder I went up with. I think it
is very important for young people now because, of course, the better we,
first we are trained, we are well prepared and others very up-
to- date. The world is changing an impressively fast speed. Then,
the more we are up to date, but we can transmit that knowledge we
are sowing seeds. I think very important. Now I want to ask you
something. My dear Diridian doctor and all those who know me by being such
a recognized person, most people see a person or a professional personality, but
they put aside the person himself how it makes you feel this, because,
obviously, since you are a television conductor, you are the rector, you
are an authority, etc, etc, the one you coordinate, the one
that you face and practically the world you surround you see virgina cereseo as a
professional personality, but the person, passing to a second place, how you
feel that, so notice that you touch an important aspect. I believe that
every person, first of all, because we are a human being. I
try to be very clear about that part, because with the people I collaborate
with, I don' t and I say collaborate because they can be part
of your team. They may be, for example, on the subject of
imperial flower, that we are not as such, one subordinate to another,
not that you collaborate with in general. However, I, in particular,
do put into life, into the life I have and, so to speak,
into everything I do. I do put a distance between my personal life
and that same distance that one puts at best to have, because also this
part, because to a certain reserved point, because at the same time it
makes general what you say, not as in the end people do not know
so much of your personal life, because they believe that and neither know,
like the whole scheme of what you do for the best. You see one
part, because you' d better be rector another. They know me working
on the topic of inclusion, others know me by a podcast, others know
me you know how different. On the business issue, then something that I
suddenly do think I like, So it' s time to put aside,
or sometimes I also need a little time for myself, not for rest,
no, as for now too, I need to recharge piles, no,
and also to get bigger, with greater momentum. No, but it'
s that in general, I thank all the people who are close to me
and so on, but that part, that same line that you put in
and that I think it' s healthy to put in, because sometimes it
makes you too, because people forget, not that too, because you have
a life out of the professional. Now you' re telling us that you
also have an out- of- the- box life. Good first thing,
before I don' t want to ask you what you think is the
skill that everyone should have to say stability. The whole planet must have empathy.
Ok ok why do you think it' s the most important thing in
empathy, because I think it is, if we have the ability to power
or the ability to put us in someone else' s shoes and not just
like that, but even the same problem we see it from different angles and
nothing else. I focused on my position or an idea. There' s
one thing I really like to do is always collaborative work. I do,
I think there' s something better going on among many. It' s
not like I impose an idea then, but if I focus on that nothing
else or idea. I am not empathetic with what others propose, as I
feel that since it limits your knowledge in that sense in the subject of problems,
more problems are created in the subject of personal relationships. Same thing.
No. So I think this topic of being empathetic, because it solves so
many things and the world would be happier and all branches a little empathetic.
Hey, it turns out the scientists found out that they did bad calculus in
the past, and now, starting tomorrow, the day has twenty- five
hours, or how you' d spend that hour. Extra Ay demented in
my personal part, because I think I dedicate almost twenty hours of the ninety
- four day, but I do about twenty maybe of the day. Much
to the work and not necessarily nothing more of the institution, but the issue
of alliances of everything, that is, the part, my professional part,
I am passionate not and suddenly I say I want to come and sit with
my puppies to be with them that I also try to do, not with
my family. This I do, but it is now more I think that
I should do my personal part at best, to exercise, to do other
things than put aside. It' s part of the success, that is,
all of this that' s been undermining your time with your family,
with your friends, with your loved ones, it' s part of the
success. Success consumes personal life note that I think it also depends on one
definitely on how you plan, how you prioritize. I don' t think
I' m clear about my priorities on the subject and what I was saying
to you, otherwise it would be consistent. What I told you at the
beginning is that first one is a person and the personal family part is very,
very important to me and I do dedicate all this time. But,
I mean, I do spend time on it, but I do think I
' m really passionate about the part of me that' s in prison,
the professional part, too. So that makes me tell everyone good where you
pay now, you already hung up on this other activity and I saw that
you' re in this now too. No, but I enjoy it,
too. And I also think that something I have done is like trying to
link activities, for example, my part of my friendships I have in these
networks as well and then between that we work and we enjoy it. You
know then, go like combining activities to go, then optimizing times. If
there was one thing that you would change, that you could change from your
profession, from what you do, what you would change from my profession,
from your vocation, from what you are currently doing, oh nothing. I
feel really fulfilled and I every day that I don' t know I go
to some activity, to some forum that invites me and that sometimes I say
because this one doesn' t have much relationship with me, but it'
s from some allied ally I don' t go and always in the end
open your mind to be able to do something that does have to do with
your sector and to push then no. I don' t think I'
d change anything. I am very satisfied in the sector I am in.
I feel like I' m very lucky at what I do. And that
' s not like in that professional part, I don' t see myself
right now in anything but working the same thing and furthering doing more than I
already do. Hey we came from a few days off, not here in
Mexico, we were on a very rich bridge. Tell us this, what
you did, how you had fun on this bridge notice that on this particular
bridge, I have planned rather the Easter and Easter holidays, which are like
the days when the institution can also take a break, because they are like
pauses not and they are like the times when we rest 100% on the
bridge. I did rest what I think I needed a lot, which seems
not, but I sleep very little, sleeps about four to five hours a
day. That' s what I' m like, I can' t
do any more, no, but in the middle of my sleep, I
felt very tired, very tired. I had had a very intense rhythm.
It is that all these weeks and this bridge I did it to recharge a
little energy, to prepare for these three days, that was to prepare the
end to be able to have the vacation period, since already calmer and happier
that the most fun was for you to sleep and was very valid. It
' s the richest. I also in some cases, yes, rarely do,
but this time, like my body asked me. But as if you
have to mean, if I asked her a little bit about directing, she
was a little directed at how she has fun, because I really love having
fun. That' s why I' m telling you, I' m
linking the professional part a lot, too. I love listening to music,
I love rock bands, I love going to places where they play live rock
bands, I love animals, I love nature, I love being in this
kind of spaces, living with nature, with animals. I' m telling
you, I' m taking advantage of family too. No, and then
well, if you can, also you don' t like beach no and
suddenly some exit. No, but yeah, I mean, but in the
fun part, that' s a lot of what I do, of what
I like. Hey, if we were on a field day, what'
s the game you' d probably win if you said in this, it
beats them. We' re on a field day, you start organizing the
games and you play x game and you say here I win them a game
in which I win. What will be game like table, jenga, tables,
certain tables, very good in Jeck have programs or dominoes Also depends ah
See that we no longer cast a domino. Not what or happy. Happy,
for we put all of her to punishment. I' d be a
father because we' re starting the second season. What a good question to
let me throw out the whole commercial here. We' re first going out
on the street asking people questions in three different ways. The first is to
ask people primary questions and we should obviously know no. Then you don'
t know it' s super funny, because you realize there are things we
forget. Then we go out on the street and there are people who can
make money. We' re in a little technical trouble, but we'
re back. I didn' t tell them that the second, the second
season, we went out to ask questions and if you know if you know
the subject very well, you can earn money. Then we are also interviewing
people on the street to know what they think, about different things, to
have fun to see someone what they are doing to know, to know a
little more about the stories and every Tuesday, every Tuesday at eight o'
clock in the night we have a life of different themes with all the guests
that we have been here, What good question more than a hundred interviews,
then, each more of different guests, then it will be really weird,
because one of the parts of what good question it will be to play with
the different brands games. In this case we can get a domino or a
jenga. If the brand loses the brand, it' s going to put
something, a discount, a promotion, something for people, to help people.
And if we lose ourselves as production, we will go in this case
to the University of Athens and all day we will be recording it, we
will be your assistant, your secretary, your something is not the idea is
that we play, that we get involved and that they help people truly with
an act, but also that we get free so listen. That' s
very creative, it sounds hilarious and the truth happiness is for the idea.
Thank you very much. We' ll be playing by then. Now I
want to ask you something that interests me a lot to know more than anything,
because there is an interesting subject. Suddenly we connect with movies or series
and that marks in a different way our way of thinking or feeling What is
the film, what is the film that you have seen I don' t
know fifteen times and that you would see it another fifteen or a series without
hesitation. Oh, yeah. I think when I told you how I was
having fun, I didn' t tell you something that' s very important
to me, which is TV and movies and series fascinate me recommend me too
that I love it. Movie. He did good in classical. No,
but I like a very old movie called what the wind took away. I
love the character of Scarlet O Jara, so strong, so resilient. No,
although I know that it is very critical in many ways, no,
but I like above all that strength to be able on series topics. I
love Friends, I love meganta front. In fact, right now I'
m seeing her again for the umpteenth time. I don' t think I
even know many dialogues by heart, but I love Friends because it' s
a series like that relaxed, not like that already to sleep, like to
forget everything, but at the same time I always see a series as more
serious, as for or no more serious without a series that I haven'
t seen, I' m not always seeing as one that I haven'
t seen And already when in the end, to already sleep, I put
ferens orale which father, stupid hears, because I already and what is you.
Okay. I' ve got, I' ve got, I'
ve got, I' ve got, I' ve got, I'
ve got a lot. I' ve got good movies. I can tell
you that there' s a film cla top gun one not I loved it.
I got a stream of dialogues. No, and I was seeing her
with a friend and then we were playing in a flight simulator and we were
chasing each other. Then we talked like TOPC and I know a stream of
dialogues. I love that one, and I can see her back on number
two and number three, like not so much, but because she' s
coming up top with three. But I like this series too. I like
friens look at that for long series like that. I haven' t seen
the Lord of the Rings, I need to see. Like a lot of
series, what happens is that I' m really nailed. I' m
one of those who starts a series and I really nail myself until I see
the last chapter and I can spend two days without taking off. Then I
try not to watch series. I like to read better, because if it
doesn' t take a squirt of time to read, then the truth is
I prefer. I' d rather stay away from the series. Now I
want to ask you please. Imagine they have a chance to see superheroes.
Imagine all the superheroes ok and then they have to fight each other. Who
you think wins and why there is that superhero you know is the one you
like best and the one you know can give, because this fight ay there
also makes it very difficult, because another of the things that I loved are
also the super heroes. Superhero movies fascinate me then and go on, for
I have also said many that I feel that they would win, they can,
it went well, what is Superman and his female version also does not.
So all the powers that are awesome and I love many of the powers
of X men. I' m fascinated by many of the powers of X
men. It' s kind of complex here, because it depends on the
character here You see that power depends. But this one that absorbs, this
one that absorbs, there was one that absorbed, like the other powers,
even the form. I think this is one of the ones that can win
the most, because in the end it can absorb the power of everyone,
not of anyone and the way don' t tell me, please, three
foods that you can only eat three foods for six months, what would these
three foods be? Yes, I can drink water, right, yes,
it is water, water still or food only three for six months. Six
months. Mango, mango, ok, mango, make it six months,
my protein would be cheese ok Mango cheese, what else could be mango than
that that almost has to be something that is very easy and I already need
something more consistent. Okay. Okay. All right, now I want to
ask you, please, the three best gifts you' ve ever received,
daughter. I am one of the people that my language of love. The
theme as I feel loved is through words. I think it' s one
of my main languages of love. Then the presents as more beautiful to me
or be clear. I appreciate when someone takes it, because the trouble to
invest in you, no, but of this gift if you bring a card
or if you bring this kind of stuff. I like them very much.
Actually, I have letters. I' m not going to tell you that
since I was a kid, kindergarten girl, but I have letters like from
my friends since elementary school, like from fifth grade and high school pre-
father, because I used to make you a little catty. I don'
t know if it' s your turn, no, but it was my
turn in high school that I called you a high card. I used to
give you a few letters and millions of letters and I kept them to the
bars, I kept them to the dates and one day I started taking them
as pictures Right now in the digital world, in the pandemic I did it
and started sending every people as they looked. You remember you sent me this
letter a million years ago and said no sooner how you think you have it.
No, I mean, it was kind of weird. So I think
the way I feel dearly are letters, and so it' s like the
duords you get. I' ll tell you what, right now, you
' re saying letters. I remember and I have. I have a friend,
Marta Muñoz, to whom I send a kiss and a hug, a
truly exceptional friend. We' ve been here for years, years we really
have already. I' m not going to say, right now, thank
you for the compliment. I don' t know if he touched you,
because I don' t know if he gets me any more, little,
more rough than nothing. No, a little more if it touches me until
World War II, but good. The interesting thing about this is that I
wrote a letter to a girlfriend in a cassette. You remember the music cassettes.
I wrote them a letter on a little piece of paper and put everything
the size of a huge cassette in the letter. Imagine writing hit not a
wonderful thing and every time I meet Marta tells me you remember the letter you
gave her from Fulanita, so it' s one thing I was also very
detailed. Hey, yeah, and my cool ass, and besides this,
it was about the cape having to be creative. Not then you were looking
for a way. He was such a pain in the ass. I loved
it. Hey, tell me, tell me this. Imagine that you have
the possibility to travel a month a month to, Where you are going to
travel a full month, a full month son, passes him many sides that
you would still go to one place and you would be there the whole month
or and ways to travel. He' s coming. No, I think
several places and I don' t know. I don' t know there.
Yeah, I' d have as a choice from where. I don
' t think it would be Europe. I think it would be, maybe
Japan, like that area, maybe like Australia, New Zealand, that other
area. Please tell me three languages that you would love to speak perfectly French
or English. Not because I defend German French and it is not as such
a language, but I would like to master the language, the Mexican sign
language, which is a read yes to me. I too would very much
like to learn so that I can communicate. I think it' s very
important right now and that' s inclusion. Inclusion is not and I don
' t want to go into details. It' s not putting on a
purple cloth, a purple hat and going out on the streets for a walk.
Inclusion, I think it goes a lot further and I think this is
inclusive. I don' t think this would be very important Listen, I
want to ask you with this roll of fame that everybody wants to be an
influence now. Everyone wants to be famous. Imagine that you have a week
to be famous, but fame type Luis Miguel, the singer, fame of
a recognized footballer, not huge fame type Maissi. What would you do in
that week, son, I don' t know if you want to be
so famous that we' re going to think it' s already in your
life script. A week in your life you' re gonna be over-
famous, what would you do? I would also be father not to motivate
people to do social things in the causes I believe not, but there you
tell yourself or go to travel in what encargo, in which private, what
would you do? Ah is that well, I perceived it as different,
because the theme of fame is the theme of their recognizing you, that theme
that, anywhere you go, they recognize you, and I think that,
even to travel, even to do things, can be more of an obstacle
than an advantage. Then I said good on the topic of fame, because
to take advantage of that influence not for some question that you want, like
to push already on the topic of not having any economic concern, none you
know, because maybe it is, that is already like dream of that type,
because I don' t know, because what it would be I don
' t know, I don' t know, or it leaves it task
for you to think about it. Now I want to ask you what your
favorite story has been, that since childhood you' ve connected to this story
and that you remember him well today. My story. I tell myself to
see what I' m telling you, what interior questions, what good questions,
because, besides, I' m used to being asked very superficial questions,
very about work, you' re making me think a lot and remember
a lot to see My tale is that I love the subject of accounts,
I like children' s stories very much, the simple, the basic,
not for nothing in particular, but for the best. I think because they
go back to who told them to me and as to the stories more than
the story itself, not the moments. So, I think the basics,
like the three little pigs, like that kind of thing, or you hear
them tell me and tell us. If you could make a tour with any
rock band, which one would you choose a rock band. There' s
nothing more like that, Ahorita, the one with which I very much loved,
I no longer like well, Ahorita, they are already very big,
but I loved it, I would have loved it at its best with gon
Joy ah Mira, me too. I' m a bon jovi fan,
too. This one' s already rocky, but you just released a record.
By the way, he just released a record. Our good friend I
saw we send him a greeting if you see us, because it really is
rum, but it doesn' t matter if we go we don' t
know all your songs. Listen, I say, please, remind us of
the people who are seeing us, the people who are listening to us on
the social networks of Athens University, the website, some phone, maybe a
contact phone, in case there are people among us who would like to study
platicans, a little bit of careers, a little bit of the university of
subjects. Please, look at Tenas University. As I told you, we
went. We were a Queretana institution founded here. We' re incubated by
techno Monterrey. In addition, we are an inclusive institution. As I told
you, we give access to people with total hearing impairment, we have sign
language interpreters, if we have people also with some other life situations, included
in the regular classroom careers, and they are well focused on teaching the practical
theoretical part, that is, that the student or the student learn doing and
as we do through the educational model that we have, that is called,
that brings as a central axis, that are called interdisciplinary projects, that is
that every semester students are given a challenge related to their area of profession,
and the difference is that two, one that has a scientific basis, that
this has made them win prizes, and number two that execute it with real
populations. Then this, in the end, helps them to explore, because
all the areas of their profession, or nothing more than the one in which
it was their comfort zone in which they were seen and because they leave with
an experience, because very wide at the end of taking with us the careers
that we also have many of them are unique. That is why one of
our competencies that we work with is also the part of innovation. We have
a bachelor' s degree in early childhood education, which as a bachelor'
s degree is the only one in the State of Querétaro. We have geomatic
engineering, that this engineering is also the only one in the State of Querétaro
h and we are few in the whole country. These two engineering degrees are
in gematics. It evolves what is like topography and with satenital equipment, GPS,
total stations, etcetera. It' s a very innovative career. We
have a bachelor' s degree in pedagogy, we have a bachelor' s
degree in law, we have a master' s degree in administration and merchandise.
We also have postgraduate courses, which are postgraduate courses in education and also
in business and public administration. In a single programme we have different modalities.
That' s why we are an excellent option, because you can come in
person, you can come from Monday to Friday, you can just come on
Saturday. Or we also have online modality, with an educational model also designed
exclusively for the online theme when it is online. And so, the networks
are Athens University cro So they find us in Insta, on Facebook and on
the page is tw Athens Edu m X. The contact phones are four,
four, two one hundred and eighty- three, fifty- four, three
and zero four And, well, this is a little bit of what we
are at the University and we work hard with inclusion both at the inter major
of the institution and abroad, and we are also very focused on that the
student, because nothing more rises with a career, but is effectively placed in
the labor field. That' s wonderful, because there' s the proposal.
Send a message or communicate four, four, two one hundred and eighty
- three, fifty- four, zero three. If you are anywhere else
in the Republic, obviously you have to mark fifty- two, four,
four, two one hundred and eighty- three, fifty- four, zero
three or even if you are in another country, If you want to study
online, then you can send a message there too. They can search for
the University of Athens on all their social networks. University Athens cro de querétaro
and obviously, they are there on tiktok, Instagram, Facebook, on all
social networks, on x before, Twitter and also its Athens website. Period.
Visit the page. Know this proposal. I think it is very interesting
and, obviously, since all universities have funding plans, they have a very
interesting topic here in the educational proposal. I think it' s a badge
that the University of Athens has. It' s a pleasure for me to
keep talking to you and good. I' d love to know this other
question. I' d love to know if you were an inventor. Imagine
you' re a great inventor. What would you like to invent, that
is, what would be your best idea for an invention. Oh, it
' s something I don' t know if it' s like a childhood
dream or I don' t know if everyone' s still dreaming about it,
but like some wings you can just put on, as well as sleeves
and you can fly by yourself, not that it' s not like a
plane you don' t know, but by yourself flying. That sounds wonderful
to me. Okay, okay, that' s great. Listen tell us,
please, what was the best advice you' ve ever received, the
best advice I have, as I' m very lucky, I have two
wonderful advisors, one from my mom and one from my dad, one of
the ones I remember the most, because one of the tips I remember the
most is this one that my dad used to tell me a lot when I
was, in particular, at some point in your career, because maybe in
your career. As long as it' s not the race, I'
m sorry in high school, something like that touches you some subjects that you
don' t like. No, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no. I also confess you was a
good student of the career and there in the initial I also had moments and
primary, in high school there is more or less preparation, and precisely it
had to do with this with many subjects that to me, because they did
not go as much with me and he told me. He was telling me
that well, if he doesn' t remember it that way textually. But
in the end what I was saying was that if I already had to be
or if we have to be at a certain time or in a certain place,
then we have two not to have it like being in a super good
attitude and making the most of it, even if it' s not what
you wanted to be doing or number two, like frustrated being all bitter and
still being there. And then if it becomes, then, a waste of
time in your life, when, in fact, if you see it with
a good attitude, you pass it fast and you can take advantage of something,
then that is something that I think is important, because throughout our life,
at some point, even of our day, there is a short time
that is not, like the best, the best moment, what we want
to be doing. But always if you focus on this positive, in saying,
you know what, well to see, I' m going to get
out of here, that I' m going to learn, because it'
s no longer a preview of time, it doesn' t depend on you
to be a waste of time, not this space that you' re devoting
even something that you don' t always like. We all have a superpower,
what' s yours and what' s the super power you don'
t have that you wouldn' t like to have me my superro or power
is like this topic of centralizing my goal and achieving it, or what I
don' t have is being fitness and that you were exercising or fitness.
I wish I liked which one you are. Imagine you' ve got one
side shopping and you can put all the tops you want you' re over
- sugar or salty and what you' d put on that side. I
' m anti- topping. I think it' s more like ice cream.
I put in a classroom or a mango room, another one for milk.
In particular, I really like this snow as it is most homemade.
I don' t know if he' s gonna do the snowboat thing here,
from Mexico, that' s the brand one I like. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, the boat one, not the one here in Queretaro,
which, by the way, is very good. Yes, from hercoles,
for example, from all the hercoles, the sign, but we' re
already back. I am still with Viridiana Cerecedo talking with her and well,
because here are some issues that are obviously beyond our reach and that we can
do nothing but wait. Hey, I want to ask you what would be
the season of the year in which you prefer to go out and do exercise
or outdoor activities, spring, summer, autumn or winter, because I,
for everything in general, love summer. I loved singing even the summer time
where the day was super long and it kind of fills me, it recharges
me with energy the sun. Of course not, being there in full sunshine,
no, but I love the heat. I' m fascinated by the
heat. I love warm clothes, vivid colors. I love all this.
Hey. Hey. And finally, imagine that you can fly into the past
or into the future. You can do this part of traveling in time and
space. Tell us first, where you would travel, to the past or
to the future and what you would like to do in the past or the
future, what I would like to be done, do as to a particular
time, not to me passed, in my future. What will be good,
you can, you can, you can be, it won' t
be past or future, but in another reality it doesn' t have to
be past and future not past or future can be yours or it can be
life' s. It' s just that in the past I' m
not like I' d like a particular time of the future, because I
don' t like a particular time more than maybe seeing myself as if everything
you' ve been looking for has been fulfilled. This is not, but
something that was like my good too, because it' s not a frustrated
dream, it' s not like my fantasy is to be Siren Hello.
What a great father, he' s very good. I would very much
like, for example, to travel to the past, to the time of
Jesus, not to know the disciples, to know how they ate, how
they moved, how he gave the sermons. Jesus would be father. I
' d like to go to the' 60s, to the' 60s with
the crinolins and have a big bang like that with a copying and of course,
really bad. Also go to the future. I don' t know
how in about a hundred years and see how you live, how you transport
people, how you eat. And I' d be father too Hey,
look, I want to thank you so much. We' re getting to
the final straight of what a good question I' d love to say goodbye.
Please let us know that tomorrow you will give us a message and this
message will be translated into all languages, languages, dialects, etcetera. This
message is going to be transmitted on the Internet, television, radio, by
all the media and because you are going to give a message to the whole
planet we have already been told. Tomorrow at 10: 00 in the morning
Viridiana goes. Certified to give a very important message. What message would you
give to the planet at this time, because inclusion lies in perceiving wealth in
the diversity of people and that if we focus on that all these differences,
far from separating us, unite us and allow us to value each human being,
then definitely, this will be better. Thank you so much, vib
Thank you for the opportunity to meet all of you. Thank you also for
joining us in this chapter. I remind you that you can see us on
Facebook and listen to us on all the platforms of Podcast, Spotify, Deacon,
Apple, Podcast, Amazon Music, on all platforms. We' re
there like what a good question to ask us. Thank you for participating and
we will soon see you in a new chapter of what a good question you
live. Hug, many blessings, a hug for you. Thank you very
much, Thank you for the space, a very, very big kiss and
my complete admiration for everything you do and enjoy the space. Thank you very
much and we will see you all in a next chapter. Thanks for sharing.
Contact Viridiana Cerecedo. Contact the University of Athens. Believe me, believe
me, we' re going to part soon. Thank you. Good afternoon,
good night, wherever you are.