2017
DOI: 10.25267/rev_eureka_ensen_divulg_cienc.2017.v14.i2.14
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Cambios en las emociones y en las metáforas sobre el rol docente y del alumnado, del futuro profesorado de Ciencias de Secundaria, tras las prácticas de enseñanza

Abstract: Revista Eureka sobre Enseñanza y Divulgación de las Ciencias 14 (2), [487][488][489][490][491][492][493][494][495][496][497][498][499][500][501][502][503][504] 2017 A través de un cuestionario de preguntas abiertas y de dibujos, se analiza la evolución de las metáforas personales y emocionales de una muestra de 31 profesores en formación de las especialidades de Física y Química, de Biología y Geología, y de Matemáticas del Máster Universitario en Formación del Profesorado en Educación Secundaria, durante … Show more

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“…In addition, Alger (2009), finds that older teachers start teaching with teacher-centred metaphors, and during their careers, some switch to student-centred metaphors. The greatest number of teacher metaphors that belonged to the cognitivist/constructivist category is coherent with the results of another study with prospective secondary school educational guidance teachers (Mellado et al, 2016), but not with the findings of a study of prospective secondary school science teacher (Mellado et al, 2017b) that express a greater number of behaviourist/transmissive metaphors. Among the metaphors most indicated for the teacher role are that of the open book (behaviourist/transmissive), the farmer-sower (cognitivist/constructivist), and the guiding light (situative/socio-historical).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 73%
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“…In addition, Alger (2009), finds that older teachers start teaching with teacher-centred metaphors, and during their careers, some switch to student-centred metaphors. The greatest number of teacher metaphors that belonged to the cognitivist/constructivist category is coherent with the results of another study with prospective secondary school educational guidance teachers (Mellado et al, 2016), but not with the findings of a study of prospective secondary school science teacher (Mellado et al, 2017b) that express a greater number of behaviourist/transmissive metaphors. Among the metaphors most indicated for the teacher role are that of the open book (behaviourist/transmissive), the farmer-sower (cognitivist/constructivist), and the guiding light (situative/socio-historical).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 73%
“…In the pre-test, the greatest percentage of teacher emotional metaphors corresponded to the cognitivist/constructivist, followed by situative/socio-historical, and behaviourist/transmissive. The emotional metaphors corresponded to the cognitivist/constructivist, and they are also the majority in secondary pre-service teachers of other specialties ( Mellado et al, 2017b ). In the post-test, there was a major increase in the percentage of situative/socio-historical metaphors, a small increase in the cognitivist/constructivist, and a decrease in the behaviourist/transmissive.…”
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“…La investigación sobre el aprendizaje en el contexto universitario ha evidenciado la importancia que tienen las estrategias pedagógicas en los modelos de enseñanza innovadores (Mellado, et al 2017;Şahin y Kabakçi 2014;Santelices, et al 2015, Seniuk, et al 2017y Torres, et al 2016. Particularmente, se ha encontrado que los estilos pedagogicos donde los estudiantes tienen un rol participativo y propositivo influyen positivamente sobre el desarrollo de su autonomía, su pensamiento crítico y su motivación (Korbel y Paulus, 2018;Li, et al, 2020;Puklek y Podlesek, 2019;Seniuk, et al, 2017).…”
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