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 Special Issue, 2013 (next appearance) “Creatividad en Enseñanzas Artísticas”   
  

Coordinadora Dra. Ana Lucía Frega, Departamento Artes Musicales y sonoras, IUNA; Buenos Aires
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  Last Articles
  Study on the use of computer in practice teaching, of the primary schools teacher in the municipality of viseu
  05-11-13
   Donzília Ferreira de Sousa, Juan Manuel Trujillo Torres, Juan Antonio López Núñez, Maria Martins de Sousa,

The current challenges of school education are undoubtedly the skills of teachers and educators in the field of information and communication technologies, including the use given to them in the context of the classroom. In this article is made an approach to the issues of utilization and monetization of these technological resources in schools, specifically for teachers in the first cycle of basic education in the municipality of Viseu. (Read more)


  Learning and assessment in clinical nursing practice. The theory of three worlds
  04-23-13
   Paulo Freitas, Manuela Tarrasêca

The learning and assessment in clinical nursing practice can only be understood globally by recognizing the context which surrounds them. This article draws upon a descriptive and exploratory research that explores the concept of three worlds, constructed in a previous study (Freitas, 2007): the world of the school, the clinical world and the professional world. (Read more)


  How do good teachers teach? Bases and values
  04-08-2013
   María Cristina Martínez, Silvia Branda, Luis Porta

There are certain basis in teaching that already exist before the actual teaching takes place. These bases are not the result of classroom practices or the use of methods or techniques, they are part of the necessary requirements for the act of teaching something to someone. These bases are not the components of a recipe or a set of rules that we have to use mechanically. They are the guidelines, criteria, perspectives, options, points of view that make teaching and learning meaningful. (Read more)


  Special Issue, 2013 “Concept mapping. An international Outlook” - Full magazine
  03-17-2013
   Fermín González García (Coordinator) http://www.fermingonzalezgarcia.com/

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  Special Issue “Concept mapping. An international Outlook”. Presenting
  03-17-2013
   Francisco González Lodeiro, Rector de la Universidad de Granada

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  Concept mapping. An international outlook. Editorial. Journal for Educators, Teachers and Trainers, Vol. 4.1
  03-17-2013
   Fermín González García

The creation of concept mapping and their subsequent evolution go together with the impressive work of Professor J. D. Novak. His works, from the doctoral thesis of 1958 to its current implementation of the more advanced methods to improve the learning process, and therefore the teaching, have pointed to a clear pedagogical approach. This special issue of the Journal represents a magnificent example of his influence, evidenced by the participation of relevant speakers relating their experiences in the fields of teaching, research, and management. (Read more)


  Empowering Learners and Educators
  12-28-2012
   Joseph D. Novak

The most important factor leading to empowerment of individuals is the ability and commitment to achieve high levels of meaningful learning. Meaningful learning requires integration of new concepts and propositions into the learnerʼs cognitive structure to achieve high levels of organized knowledge that can be represented as knowledge models. Concept mapping and new educational strategies can facilitate the process. (Read more)


  Last Abstracts & Papers
  Discussion and proposal of use of qualitative tools of data collection for the analysis of violent behavior in the penitentiary environment from a multidisciplinary perspective
  12-21-2011
   Meriem Khaled

This Masterʼs Thesis addresses the tools definition to collect and analyze the relevant information to research in prisons, from a cross-sector point of view, aimed to prevent and predict violent behavior in prisonʼs environment. Taking as starting point several qualitative methods, we discuss the suitability of them and we propose using biographical narrative method as the proper one for capturing relevant information about prison organization, inmates and professionals working in that context. (Read more)


  Training for volunteers at the University of Granada
  11-01-2011
   Albina Khasanzyanova

The present work should be treated as a "progress report" prior to the comparative study that the author has been developing in her master's degree program about the training for university students volunteers in various countries in Europe. The present report describes the case of the University of Granada, including in this overview of the history of Granada institution, foundations and frames that will generate, in the subsequent thesis, the relevant comparative analysis. (Read more)


  Last Reviews
  La educación de los jóvenes. Una tarea social compartida (Reflexiones en voz alta de un educador en lo extremo)
  03-14-2010
   Emilio Calatayud

It's becoming increasingly frequent hearing assertions such as "don't touch me or I'll sue you", "don't look me in the eyes", "don't go through my drawers", "don't read my mail", "don't listen to my conversations", "don't touch my hard drive", "because I'll sue you". And many parents live under the menace of "or I'll sue you" (page 65), and after these statements we may ask: Do parents have to confront this kind of situations nowadays?... (Read more)


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