. Designed for the support of childhood cognitive development that stimulates: literacy, mathematical processes, and socio-emotional learning in students, teachers and, families at a national and international level. An educational proposal that generates spaces in which significant experiences are made visible. These experiences are promoters of recognizing practices of educational equity, school research, family education, and improving the quality of education. For KneoWorld, educational equity is separate from equality in the teaching-learning process; in this way, thinking about equity must transcend theoretical discourses and become a life practice in the educational community and society. It must be built with the voices of a cohesive community. According to DeCuir and Dixon (2004), equality refers to the assumption that every person has the same opportunities and shares the same experiences. Equity, by contrast, underlines the fact that not everyone is at the same place or begins at the same starting point, but rather, it assures that everyone will receive the necessary support to succeed once the opportunity is presented. KneoWorld strives to build a curriculum that is respectful and reflective of the diversity of cultures and student's experiences that are represented in a diverse classroom while providing them with strategic support to learn and apply new content. Keywords: family education, narrative and imaginative learning, knowledge dialogue, sensing/ thinking pedagogy. Educating is feeling and thinking, not only one's own identity but other possible ways of living and coexisting. Carlos Skliar (2009). 1 This article presents the experience lived by Kneoworld participants, students, families, teachers, and directors who made it possible for Kneoworld to live and expand in their homes and community as another possible way to teach, meet again, take care of ourselves and live with diversity.We invite you to visit us so you can discover the opportunities that we have for you: https://www.kneoworld.com/ . the realities imposed by the current education system and do not march to the beat of school contexts, nor do they respond to dropout rates, or promote the strengthening of family education, nor a socio-affective or social-emotional education. Furthermore, these educational platforms are not interested in continuing and committing to the training and development of teachers. Today's educational tech platforms forget to consider the happiness and fulfillment of who inhabits the physical spaces due to its design focus of measuring skills and assessment outcomes. KneoWorld was born as an educational program to complement and support the teaching-learning processes in countries such as the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, and the Philippines, and collaborates with educators to design meaningful lessons while complementing the basic study plan or curriculum pathway. Teaching from KneoWorld starts from the research and synthesis of the school context. From that starting point, they carefully implement a design of blended teaching strategies that makes learning more accessible and convenient for students and their families while promoting dialogical learning methods between students, families, and educators. Kneoworld offers pedagogical support to all students from a virtual environment or a traditional classroom setting. This flexibility provides all learners with elements to support time management, study habits, and work-from-home routines. In the educational field, it means "learning to feel and think with the other, not about the other" (Espinosa, 2014), to be "subjects of praxis" (Ghiso, 2004), or as Castro (2018) would say, a Sentipensante is a lover of life, a revolutionary who unites the emotional with the cognitive, © 2021 Global Journals Volume XXI Issue XIII Version I 1 ( G ) Global Journal of Human Social Science # -Year 2021 Author: e-mail: deibi.espinosa@udea.edu.co breaking with hegemonic rationalism. he world is moving very fast in terms of technology and science. These advancements become the new competencies for the Twenty-first Century. Often these new educational programs fail to adapt to T KneoWorld is grounded in humanistic pedagogical theory and therefore, understands the importance of humanist educational support in academic, social learning, and social-emotional learning, consequently, it implements a pedagogy of otherness, whose main characteristic is a deep respect for others (Rodríguez, 2009), this educational framework is based on a sense/thinking 4 philosophy. A From KneoWorld, the (regular) linear form of teaching and learning is re-imagined and so re-invented, allowing pedagogue's educational practices to create and promote spaces for socialization and learning with students and their families. Professors Bisquerra and López (2020) point out that socialization is essential for childhood development; since it stimulates affections and emotions, which are in full development in the young learner and contributes to the construction of selfesteem as well. For this reason, it is essential to create an emotional, resilient, trustworthy climate that includes a high degree of security. As previously described, this is why KneoWorld's educational experiences considers the importance of implementing a learning and socialization space in which the context and experiences that favor integral development are promoted from preschool to sixth grade, through trust, hope, and the recognition of student's differences. # II. # All Learners Connecting with KneoW orld By connecting with KneoWorld, students find another possible way of learning, no longer from the linearity to which traditional education is used, but, on the contrary, through this educational platform, students and teachers together are participants and builders of the educational process itself. How does KneoWorld's methodology facilitate learning? KneoWorld involves, encourages, and empowers students through teaching materials such as storytelling (anime), games, and practical activities that enrich the students' socio-emotional processes, reading processes, and mathematical abilities. As professor Isabel Ogalde (1991) argues, "didactic materials are those means and resources that facilitate the teaching-learning process within a global and systematic educational context"; Therefore, they stimulate the practice of the senses for "Reflection-& -Practice" (Reflexionar y practicar) and at the same time, they act as mediation between the teacher and the student. The expert in didactic strategies, Marta Mena (2001) emphasizes that materials must increase the motivation of students with, serious and interesting, and attractive developments. At the same time, they must provide the student with an organizational structure capable of making them feel that they are participating in a course, and not only reading material from the web. The materials should also invite learners to rethink their social and world context, raise awareness with others and with planet earth. David H. Jonassen (cited by Eduteka, 2001), professor at Pennsylvania State University in the United States, further explains that the support that technologies should provide for learning is not to instruct students but to serve as tools for building knowledge so that students learn with them, and not from them. In this sense; Fabiola Zanabria (2012) thinks that implementing this didactic material and showing social and cultural aspects of society; could motivate students because; it is quite different from what is commonly used out of the routine of the blackboard and the textbook since its content and visual design provides an attractive image for its audience, which may well be children, young people or adults. With this motivation, it will be easier for the student to capture facts, content, and concepts within the animations and dialogues between teachers and students. KneoWorld understands in its educational methodology the importance of visual learning in lessons, stories, narratives, and online games that help to think and learn more effectively the various topics and concepts that make up the curriculum for preschool through sixth grade. KneoWorld: An Educational Program towards Educational Equity pedagogical process with all learners; that is, an educational process that consists of learning to feel and thinking with others (Espinosa, 2020), recognizing the singularities of infants, their tastes, creativity, and curiosity, "feel, think and act" education is to transform the reductionist educational discourses of human differences; It implies recognizing that education does not consist of racing against others, but in learning to feel and think about ourselves with other people (Espinosa, 2014). For this very reason, Kneoworld's educational premise is not centered around the idea of learners competing against one another. Understanding is the real focus and recognition of differences as the greatest equity factor between human beings. Respect and dignity towards one another is Kneoworld's worldview of pedagogy. This academic resource is not designed for the realm of the market but the human realm. The Australian sociologist and educator Stephen Kemmis (1993), talk about the importance of building critical communities to maintain the values of an educative society, in which teachers, parents, school administrators, and other interested people participate. In this task, the Australian professor proposes stimulating self-awareness through reciprocity among all stakeholders, reciprocity under the values of solidarity, fraternity, and mutual respect. KneoWorld understands that family is the first environment where social-emotional education, educational values, and social adaptation are encouraged. For this reason, it is essential that the educational process is built on the student-Familyteacher relationship. # Concept Traditional Education Education from KneoWorld Education is a socio-emotional and social adaptation process. It believes on the recognition of differences and educational inclusion. It implements a humanistic, studentcentered pedagogy. The learning process is procedural and mediated by the teacher, family, and student. The student is an active participant in their own learning process. The learner develops critical thinking skills and a social sense and purpose. He/she learns and builds knowledge alongside his/her peers, teachers, and family. The teacher becomes a facilitator of learning. He/she is in constant development of their skills and training. He/she encourages dialogue with students and families in favor of conceptual understandings and comprehensive education. The family plays a leading role in their children's learning. They create a constant dialogue with teachers. IV. # Conclusions Although KneoWorld is an educational program for preschool to sixth grade, its structure allows it to be adapted and applied methodologically to other groups, local strategies, or particular interests. It is founded on humanistic, experiential, and practical pedagogical foundations that allow its viability and execution. It is responsive to the current challenges of social and educational interaction based on needs, interests, and various forms of learning. The methodology implemented by KneoWorld stimulates adaptive learning that allows for the identification of the working processes of the personal needs of each student. Learning occurs with adaptation and in real-time, and through lessons, stories, practical workshops, games, and cognitive challenges, that allow teachers to understand the strengths and weaknesses of each student and to design pedagogical strategies that address these needs. In addition, it can be noted that the implemented methodology has promoted the recognition of diversity in the classroom, and it has educational advantages such as: ? An easier appropriation of themes and concepts. ? Pedagogical support based on the needs, mistakes and, successes of each student. ? Encourages motivation and creativity. ? Students and their families are protagonists of learning. ? Strengthens the dialogue between teachers, family, and students to achieve educational standards. ? Collaborate with early childhood and elementary school teachers to create meaningful lessons to support, supplement, and appropriate the core curriculum. KneoWorld understands that children are the future of our society, but they are also the present. Therefore it is committed to a different education that involves all stakeholders in the teaching-learning process while creating an emotional climate of security and trust. ![KneoWorld understands the above, and therefore, when implementing the stories (anime) to the teaching-learning process, it addresses them from practical situations while stimulating critical and transformative positions and perspectives in students. Using strategic development that:? Encourage creativity. ? Produces critical behavior through different situations; students learn to recognize the importance of caring for others and the environment. ? Transform and restructure various problem situations. ? Imaginative learning. ? Stories promoting educational inclusion.](image-2.png "") 1![Fig. 1: Students learning from KneoWorld educational narratives III. Inclusive Practice: Teacher-Student-Family](image-3.png "Fig. 1 :") 2![Fig. 2:The student is participating with a caregiver in lessons From the methodology provided by KneoWorld, parents are active participants in their children's learning. The lessons and platform is designed in a flexible and creative way. In which parents can participate in the lesson experience, as well as identify their children's learning processes. A child's mother elaborates on this point: "My kids and I love using KneoWorld to practice reading and math! The program is easy to use and provides me with everything I need. It is not necessary to configure or assign anything. My kids love stories and games; they are colorful and fun. I also really like the board. I can see how my children are doing as they play and complete the lessons". Jennifer (Home-Schooling Mom) Denver, ColoradoThe program promotes family unity through various activities on and off the screens. These lessons and activities are designed for students to strengthen collaborative family relationships. KneoWorld online and](image-4.png "Fig. 2 :") 1Education meansa matterofproductivity, competition, and results.It employs an instrumental pedagogy,that focuses on results and standardas.It is a pedagogy that does not take intoaccount the needs of each student.Is a passive learner a person that mustbe filled with information. Students areclassified based on a standarizedmeasurement and labeled "goodstudents" or "bad students" The Sensing/Thinking concept was born from those wise words of the fishermen in San Benito Abad (Sucre) to the sociologist Orlando FalsBorda (cited in Lizaraso, 2017): "We act with the heart, but we also use our heads, and when we combine the two things thus, we are Sensing/Thinkers" a concept that has inspired poets, such was the case of Eduardo Galeano (2000), who defined it as "that language that tells the truth." * Initial learning and emotional accompaniment RBisquerra ÉLópez Ruta Maestra Magazine. 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