Abstract

Change management is a critical process for adapting to new methodologies and technologies within educational environments. In forensic learning, where precision and accuracy are paramount, effectively managing change is essential to ensure that new practices are successfully integrated without compromising educational standards. This article explores the concept of change management in forensic learning, examining strategies for implementation and providing suitable examples to illustrate its application.

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