La Teoría de los Multiambientes: una Revolución Epistemológica en la Comprensión del Aprendizaje Humano

Bryan Andrés Quintero Herrera

doi:10.1590/SciELOPreprints.12327

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Bryan Andrés Quintero Herrera Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana https://orcid.org/0009-0003-8940-8941

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.12327

Keywords:

Learning, environment, multi-environments, education, evolution, influence, epistemology, contexts

Abstract

This article presents an analysis of TALA, the Theory of Multi-Environments, an educational theoretical framework of Colombian origin that radically redefines the understanding of learning by recognizing the systemic influence of diverse environments. Grounded in elements of constructivism and Darwinian evolution, the theory identifies eight categories known as environmental spheres that govern the learning process of individuals. This multidimensional approach, necessary due to the complexity of the educational phenomenon, not only offers new pathways for educational research but also proposes a paradigmatic model capable of transforming how formative processes are conceived and designed. The authors of the theory argue that by deeply investigating each environment and its influences, it is possible to spark an educational revolution with global implications.

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Author Biography

Bryan Andrés Quintero Herrera, Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana

Bryan Andrés Quintero Herrera (Tuluá, Colombia, March 30, 1991) is a Colombian teacher, writer, and researcher with a degree in Social Sciences from the Central Unit of Valle del Cauca (UCEVA). He is currently pursuing a specialization in teacher education and a master’s degree in education at the International Iberoamerican University of Mexico. He is recognized for his commitment to educational transformation from a critical and transdisciplinary perspective. He is the co-author of the Theory of Multi-Environments (TALA), a pedagogical proposal that conceives learning as a systemic, evolutionary, and contextual phenomenon. Additionally, he leads the program "Reading That Inspires with a Taste of ICT," which promotes reading and writing among children from vulnerable communities in his hometown.

As a writer, he began his literary journey at the age of fourteen and has since built a growing career. His debut novel, Holy War: Existence, was published by Caligrama, an imprint of Penguin Random House, launching a saga inspired by a vivid dream. He later released Margarita, a romantic and realistic novel published by Editorial Centenario. He is currently working on his third novel, Grey Fox: The Curse of the Evil Goblin, a foray into the horror genre. Bryan Andrés Quintero Herrera stands out as an emerging voice in Colombian education and literature, blending creativity, critical thinking, and social commitment.