“…These findings have similarity with Vergara (2022) who refers that according to Spearman's correlation coefficient (Rho) was 0.266**, indicating a low level positive correlation, in addition, the p=0.006 (<0.05) value establishes a relationship between the ability to process scientific information and research skills, which leads to the rejection of the null hypothesis. Also another study by Espinel-Guadalupe et al (2017) showed a significant increase in the use of scientific papers by students with 76.32%, as well as an increase in scientific production by teachers, inferring that there is a connection between students employing more scientific information in their independent work and teachers sharing their research in the classroom. Casa-Coila, M., D., Mamani-Vilca, P., S., Pari-Achata, D., Pacori-Zapana, E., Perez-Argollo, K., Paredes-Aliaga, J., S. (2024)…”