Browsing by Subject "Generational diversity"

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    Análisis crítico de la diversidad generacional docente en el contexto universitario
    (Universidad de la República,, 2023-12-14) Vallejo Ruiz, Mónica; Portela Pruaño, Antonio; Nieto Cano, José Miguel; García Hernández, María Luisa; Torres Soto, Ana; Didáctica y Organización Escolar
    La colaboración profesional no es independiente de las condiciones institucionales y organizativas en que se produce; antes bien, es determinada por ellas. Entre las que adquieren especial relevancia para la colaboración orientada al desarrollo y el aprendizaje profesionales, se sitúan las diferencias generacionales entre colegas. Este trabajo pretende examinar y justificar, mediante una fundamentada reflexión teó-rica, la relevancia de la diversidad generacional en los actuales contextos de trabajo universitarios y presentar un marco para analizar y comprender los resultados de aprendizaje docente que implican colaboración intergeneracional. Para ello, inicial-mente, se hace hincapié en la realidad del envejecimiento de las plantillas docentes y el desafío que ello entraña para el sistema educativo. Seguidamente, se fundamenta la diversidad generacional a partir del conocimiento disponible sobre las perspectivas de conceptuación y caracterización del constructo de generación más destacadas, así como los mecanismos de agrupamiento a partir de atributos generacionales, particu-larmente la edad. Asimismo, se razonan evidencias sobre su incidencia en la cons-trucción de las relaciones docentes, prestando una atención particular al contexto de las relaciones de colaboración entre profesores pertenecientes a diferentes generaciones y sus efectos en el aprendizaje de los docentes y en el desarrollo de su identidad y sus disposiciones profesionales. Para finalizar, se discuten las implicaciones que se derivan de la colaboración intergeneracional en las relaciones socioprofesionales en contextos universitarios.
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    eachers’ Professional Development and Intelligent Ways of Coping with It: A Systematic Review in Elementary and Middle School Education
    (2023) Salmerón Aroca, Juan Antonio; Moreno Abellán, Pedro; Martínez de Miguel López, Silvia; Teoría e Historia de la Educación
    This research addresses teacher training at different generational stages, with the aim of analysing the training actions developed by school teachers and the intentionality of linking them to their professional development, in order to offer a broad perspective of the paradigm of smart schools, allowing for the adjustment of the quality of training to real demands. To this end, a systematic review of articles published between 2012 and 2022 in the main databases (WoS, Scopus, Eric, Dialnet, and Google Scholar) was carried out. After applying the inclusion criteria, 56 articles were selected and analysed following the PRISMA 2020 statement. The findings showed the interest and importance of initial, continuous, and lifelong learning among teachers as a driver of professional development. The results also showed that research is mostly focused on novice teachers and qualitative methodologies predominate, although this is limited to certain countries and specialised publications. However, generational differences were observed. While younger teachers are more highly trained in ICT, older teachers have a higher level of competence at a processual and relational level in the classroom. In conclusion, it should be noted that teacher training linked to professional development has an impact on school improvement, especially if it is carried out from an intergenerational collaborative perspective, and the acquisition of new skills.
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    Teachers’ Professional Development and Intelligent Ways of Coping with It: A Systematic Review in Elementary and Middle School Education
    (MDPI, 2022-12-21) Salmerón Aroca, Juan Antonio; Moreno Abellán, Pedro; Martínez de Miguel López, Silvia; Teoría e Historia de la Educación
    This research addresses teacher training at different generational stages, with the aim of analysing the training actions developed by school teachers and the intentionality of linking them to their professional development, in order to offer a broad perspective of the paradigm of smart schools, allowing for the adjustment of the quality of training to real demands. To this end, a systematic review of articles published between 2012 and 2022 in the main databases (WoS, Scopus, Eric, Dialnet, and Google Scholar) was carried out. After applying the inclusion criteria, 56 articles were selected and analysed following the PRISMA 2020 statement. The findings showed the interest and importance of initial, continuous, and lifelong learning among teachers as a driver of professional development. The results also showed that research is mostly focused on novice teachers and qualitative methodologies predominate, although this is limited to certain countries and specialised publications. However, generational differences were observed. While younger teachers are more highly trained in ICT, older teachers have a higher level of competence at a processual and relational level in the classroom. In conclusion, it should be noted that teacher training linked to professional development has an impact on school improvement, especially if it is carried out from an intergenerational collaborative perspective, and the acquisition of new skills.