“…On the one hand, according to traditional views, curriculum consists of static and prescriptive documents such as official syllabi, whereas theories of curriculum as a process conceive it as a phenomenon that occurs at different times and moments, and involves diverse agents (Cuervo, 2015). Thus, our understanding of research seedbeds (rss) is in alignment with the latter perspective since rss are learning communities that spontaneously emerge and are continuously shaped according to the research interests of their members, namely, students, professors, and/or researchers (Saavedra-Cantor, Muñoz-Sánchez, Antolínez-Figueroa, Rubiano-Mesa, & Puerto-Guerrero, 2015).…”