Teresa VALVERDE-ESTEVE

As a professor, Dr. Valverde-Esteve holds a doctorate in Research and Development, a Master's degree in Secondary School Professor training, a Bachelor's degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences, a Diploma in Master's Degree, specialist in Physical Education, in addition to various continuing education programs.

Dr. Valverde-Esteve has two six-year research periods recognized by ANECA and has performed research stays internationally (California as Fulbrighter, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Southern Ireland, Norway, Finland, Germany) and nationally (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria), among others. She has collaborated with the Jaume I University and the ENDAVANT Team, AFES (Universitat de València), University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, University of Vigo, Center of Olympic Studies and the University of Playa Ancha (Chile), among others. She has published diverse articles, books and book chapters, derived from these collaborations in the main international databases, and editorials such as McGraw Hill, Springer, Peter Lang, Octaedro, Dykinson, Tirant Lo Blanch, among others. She has also participated in the organization of numerous international conferences and in the dissemination of the results of research and innovation in various international and national events. Currently, among the publications, she works in topics such as Active Methodologies, Non-Linear Pedagogy, Cooperative Learning, Service Learning, Content Language Integrated Learning, Gamification, as well as the validation of data that allows the analysis of teaching resources, the programs to promote physical activities in populations, the limitations and barriers for the practice of physical activity, and the assessment of physical activity and the physical condition in individual and team esports, among others.

She has also directed financial projects awarded by the Generalitat Valenciana, as well as various teaching innovation projects carried out by the Faculty of Teacher Training of the University of Valencia and the University Jaume I of Castellón. Currently, she directs the MUAMI (Multidisciplinary Active Methods Innovation) group, collaborating with professionals from different fields of study. She has been invited as a speaker at international conferences, seminars on multiculturalism and inclusion and educational innovation conferences derived from her professional activity.