Browsing by Subject "Pregrado"

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    Evaluación del desarrollo de competencias transversales y destrezas en el manejo del modelo e-learning en programas de pregrado en Latinoamérica
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2016) Ossa Stipcianos, Juan Fernando
    La implementación del modelo de enseñanza e-learning en Latinoamérica se encuentra en etapa de crecimiento, cumpliendo con los parámetros de calidad en relación con el desarrollo de competencias trasversales y especificas. El presente artículo muestra el resultado del análisis del desarrollo de competencias transversales (cognitivas, socio afectivas, comunicativas) y de destrezas en el manejo del hardware y software (experticia) en la implementación del modelo de enseñanza e-learning en un programa profesional de pregrado. La metodología utilizada para este estudio fue mixta, utilizando investigación cualitativa para describir actitudes, comportamientos y motivaciones de los estudiantes frente al uso del modelo e-learning e investigación cuantitativa para medir el nivel de destreza en el uso del modelo por los estudiantes. Los resultados revelan que el éxito en el desarrollo de las competencias descritas en la utilización del modelo e-learning depende del nivel de habilidad que adquieran los estudiantes y docentes, como también de la iniciativa del docente en el diseño instruccional y del seguimiento del desempeño de sus estudiantes
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    Teaching practicums as an ideal setting for the development of teachers-in-training
    (Universidad de Zaragoza, Asociación Universitaria de Formación del Profesorado (AUFOP), 2022) Palacios Mena, Nancy; Reedy, Allison Kay
    The objective of the study on which this article is based was to identify the pedagogical knowledge and research skills achieved by a group of teachers-in-training from different discipline areas who undertook a newly developed teaching-practicum program at a Colombian university. This study used a qualitative methodological design. The data collection instruments were documents that were generated from the teaching practicums. These were documents that were filled out by the teachers-in-training, by mentor teachers, and by the practicum supervisor. Documents were collected from 21 undergraduate students (pre-service teachers) from two cohorts. The review and content analysis of the documents was complemented by a focus group in which the teachers-in-training were able to discuss and rank the skills and benchmarks of progress that they considered most important and those that they had most difficulty in achieving. The results illustrate: (i) the central role of teacher education in providing pre-service teachers with the knowledge, skills and attitudes they need to effectively perform the work of teachers; (ii) the education that pre-service teachers receive exerts a powerful influence on their concept of teaching and learning, which in turn affects their pedagogical practice; (iii) teaching practicums provide teachers in training with a valuable opportunity to implement what they have learned in the teacher training process, making the link between the abstract and the concrete more and more visible.