2019
DOI: 10.4995/redu.2019.11667
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ABP: repensando los laboratorios de química

Abstract: ResumenLa enseñanza de química asocia teoría y experimentación en el laboratorio, así se esperan aprendizajes significativos, sin embargo, seguimos sin conseguir ese objetivo. En nuestra universidad, la asignatura Química General, se basa en Aprendizaje Basado en Problemas (ABP), y en el laboratorio, se busca enfoque verde. Además, el estudiante hace y analiza porque lo hace. Sin embargo, seguir proporcionando una guía, implica seguir "la receta" sin muchas oportunidades de indagar y tomar decisiones propias, … Show more

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“…In this context, it is relevant to highlight the role of the university teacher to generate motivating, challenging and contextualized teaching situations in virtual learning environments in order to ensure that their students strengthen planning, monitoring and self-evaluation or self-reflection activities of the processes of acquiring knowledge, skills and attitudes in their professional training. The teacher's performance has been fundamental in the development of autonomous learning skills in higher education, which is why, faced with the difficulties of virtual education in which the student does not have the physical presence of the teacher, it has been necessary to implement training processes for higher education teachers on issues of self-regulation of learning in virtual learning environments, It has been necessary to implement training processes for higher education teachers on issues of self-regulation of learning in virtual learning environments, use of strategies and pedagogical resources that promote autonomous learning in these environments as found by Tiburcio (2021) and Lozano (2021) [40], [41], [42], [43].…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context, it is relevant to highlight the role of the university teacher to generate motivating, challenging and contextualized teaching situations in virtual learning environments in order to ensure that their students strengthen planning, monitoring and self-evaluation or self-reflection activities of the processes of acquiring knowledge, skills and attitudes in their professional training. The teacher's performance has been fundamental in the development of autonomous learning skills in higher education, which is why, faced with the difficulties of virtual education in which the student does not have the physical presence of the teacher, it has been necessary to implement training processes for higher education teachers on issues of self-regulation of learning in virtual learning environments, It has been necessary to implement training processes for higher education teachers on issues of self-regulation of learning in virtual learning environments, use of strategies and pedagogical resources that promote autonomous learning in these environments as found by Tiburcio (2021) and Lozano (2021) [40], [41], [42], [43].…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In summary, the internships carried out by university students represent a unique opportunity for the comprehensive training of future professionals, the consolidation of the relationship between the university and the business sector, and the contribution to the economic and social development of the country. The aim is to provide students with tools so that they can interact and make decisions in possible real situations in their professional life [23].…”
Section: A Importance Of Internshipsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En las clasificaciones anteriormente expuestas, puede observarse que las prácticas cerradasque son las que mayoritariamente utilizan los docentes (Pavón et al, 2009;Insausti y Merino, 2016;Valencia y Torres, 2017;Cano, 2019;Cruz, Sanz y León, 2019)-, varían entre los niveles 0 y 2 en la propuesta de Herron, 1 a 3 en la estructura presentada por Priestley y según Petrucci, Ure y Salomone se corresponden con lo que denominan "guías receta".…”
Section: Síntesis Y Evaluaciónunclassified
“…La clasificación y caracterización de los TPL que se realizan para la enseñanza de las Ciencias Naturales resulta una cuestión esencial que contribuye con el quehacer docente, ya que permite visualizar de manera esquemática las características del TPL realizado y los objetivos que pueden alcanzarse. Por otra parte, atendiendo a que en múltiples investigaciones vinculadas a la enseñanza y al aprendizaje de las Ciencias Naturales se señala la importancia de reflexionar sobre los TPL propuestos tanto para el nivel secundario como universitario (Cano, 2019;Zorrilla, Morales,…”
Section: Reflexiones Finalesunclassified