2018
DOI: 10.24310/innoeduca.2018.v4i2.4940
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Diferencias de sexo en estrategias de aprendizaje de estudiantes online

Abstract: Analizamos aquí las estrategias de aprendizaje empleadas por estudiantes universitarios, de modalidad online, en función del género. En primer lugar, se realiza una exhaustiva revisión de publicaciones que comparten el objeto de estudio, la mayoría de ellas difundidas en la última década y señalando los principales hallazgos de estas investigaciones. El objetivo del estudio es analizar tanto las estrategias empleadas como desvelar semejanzas y diferencias con respecto a modalidades presenciales. Metodológicame… Show more

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“…Male lecturers were found to use ICT facilities most as compared to their female counterparts (Mahdi, & Al-Dera, 2013). The present study findings contradict the study of Rodrigo et al (2018) where women plan and get more out of study time, provide an intrinsic motivation for learning, have a marked preference for doing work and study with other colleagues, discuss doubts and ask for help from both peers and teachers.…”
Section: Innoeduca International Journal Of Technology and Educationa...contrasting
confidence: 99%
“…Male lecturers were found to use ICT facilities most as compared to their female counterparts (Mahdi, & Al-Dera, 2013). The present study findings contradict the study of Rodrigo et al (2018) where women plan and get more out of study time, provide an intrinsic motivation for learning, have a marked preference for doing work and study with other colleagues, discuss doubts and ask for help from both peers and teachers.…”
Section: Innoeduca International Journal Of Technology and Educationa...contrasting
confidence: 99%
“…Likewise, it should be noted that the same LO was not only dependent on the DTB but was reinforced with other didactics during the development of the course and, in most significant instances, ensured their consolidation. On the other hand, the better results of women are consistent with the evidence that suggests a greater sense of responsibility and better performance than their male counterparts, facing autonomous work in a more strategic way, a globally growing phenomenon in higher education [22,43,44]. Additionally, the students value the DTB satisfactorily, especially concerning the organization of its contents and its relationship with the LO of the course.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 77%
“…The foregoing is also relieved by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) because of advancing the sustainable development goal 4 (SDG4) and where ICTs play a capital role in the transformation of education by reducing learning gaps, facilitating universal access to knowledge, supporting teacher development, and improving management and administration in education [20]. These characteristics would foster a participatory role for students with a focus on their learning outcomes in accordance with the constructivist model, reducing gender gaps, geographic location, or socioeconomic levels [21,22]. The textbook is a teaching resource for autonomous work widely used by students and teachers at different levels of training [23,24].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En cuanto al sexo, las mujeres del presente estudio tuvieron la media más alta en todas las dimensiones, encontrándose los varones muy cerca del promedio solo para la dimensión metacognitiva. Estos hallazgos se relacionan con los encontrados en estudiantes universitarios online, donde las mujeres tienen un mejor perfil estratégico para aprender (Romero et al, 2018). En esta misma línea, un estudio determinó que existen diferencias estadísticamente significativas en relación con los estilos y estrategias de aprendizaje, siendo los varones mejores en el estilo adaptador y pragmático (Hoffmann et al, 2017).…”
Section: Discussionunclassified