rEsUmEnEl presente artículo estudia los fundamentos de la excelencia docente en la Universidad. Partimos de un análisis teórico filosófico que parte del impacto de la sociedad tecnológica actual y de los modelos técnico y relacional de la actividad de los profesores universitarios. El objetivo es descubrir algunas claves de la buena docencia para el mundo de hoy. Aunque actualmente parece imponerse la mirada tecnocrática sobre la enseñanza, no podemos desechar por completo su aspecto relacional. Ambos modelos docentes, el técnico y el relacional, no resultan incompatibles. El análisis realizado nos conduce a las siguientes conclusiones. La medida de la calidad de la docencia universitaria basada en estudios de satisfacción de los estudiantes no ofrece resultados concluyentes. Esas encuestas no pueden ser la única manera de evaluar la docencia. La docencia educativa no sólo es cuestión de variables técnicas porque dicha actividad es también una relación. Sin embargo, la buena relación educativa no es algo que pueda buscarse como primer objetivo, es más bien el resultado de una buena técnica docente. La docencia es una actividad compleja que permite múltiples formas de ser y que puede medirse a través de análisis cuantitativos pero también cualitativos y reflexiones de carácter filosófico.
Building Common Spaces: Citizenship and Education in Canada and Spain Construyendo espacios comunes: Cuidadania y Educación en Canadá y España Construisant des espaces communs: L'Éducation et la Citoyeneté au Canada et en Espagne-A monograph series that attempts to initiate a critical dialogue among educational researchers from Canada, Spain and Latin America in light of the process of internationalization and economic globalization. Serie monográfica que pretende establecer un diálogo critico entre investigadores de la educación en Canadá, España y América Latina, a la vista de los procesos de internacionalización y de globalización económica. C'est une Série monographique qui essaie d'inaugurer un dialogue critique parmi les chercheurs éducatifs du Canada, l'Espagne, et l'Amérique Latine à la lumière du processus de l'internationalisation et de la globalisation économique. Encounters on Education/Encuentros sobre Educación/Rencontres d'Éducation is published once a year by the
Today it is more common to find the concept of education linked to terms such as emancipation, autonomy, or freedom, than to norms, discipline, authority, submission or boundaries. This article sets out to show that limits, norms, rules, and even physical limitations are fundamental in education because they are an essential part of human reality and the human condition. Its main thesis is that rules not only regulate human activities from outside, but they also operate from the root of the activity itself as an expression of the peculiar rationality of human beings and their way of being in the world. The article firstly demonstrates this thesis by examining certain physical limitations that are approached educationally, and then in various other human areas, such as language, play, ecology, the Internet, and sexuality. It also shows how rules, by lim-iting the possibilities for how certain actions will develop, allow us to intuit or glimpse other types of limits and other possibilities -not always better ones-for human development and its standards. From an anthropologi cal perspective, this has led us to suggest how an individual's future possibilities expand, increase, and develop if her family, school and social settings for growth are spaces bounded by limits and norms. These allow her to feel safe enough to begin a process of critical assimilation of her received inheritance. The subject better understands reality, and the different possibilities for evaluating that reality, when the process of evaluation starts from a relatively enclosed perspective (with limits and norms) on the received tradition.
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