2015
DOI: 10.36737/01230425.n22.87
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El desafío de la escuela contemporánea: de la sociedad del conocimiento o a la sociedad del reconocimiento

Abstract: El artículo pretende ilustrar las tensiones históricas y epistémicas que se han llevado a cabo a lo largo de la historia del conocimiento. Para ello, en principio, hace un recorrido conceptual por las nubladas fron- teras de los términos creencia, saber y conocimiento. Luego, realiza una reducida génesis de las construc- ciones e imágenes epistémicas que ha logrado la sociedad occidental a lo largo de su historia, deteniéndose especialmente en la época moderna con su dogmatización y homogeni- zación del conoci… Show more

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“…Since its creation following the Bologna Declaration, the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) has been promoting the implementation of an active teaching-learning system. The goal is to give greater coherence "to higher education systems in Europe" [1], to the principles of the knowledge society, to global education, and to scientific thinking [2,3]. The theoretical frameworks used to encourage students to actively build their learning process and to evaluate their acquired knowledge include currents such as constructivism, situationism, and the sociocultural approach [4].…”
Section: Introduction 1higher Education and New Forms Of Active Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since its creation following the Bologna Declaration, the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) has been promoting the implementation of an active teaching-learning system. The goal is to give greater coherence "to higher education systems in Europe" [1], to the principles of the knowledge society, to global education, and to scientific thinking [2,3]. The theoretical frameworks used to encourage students to actively build their learning process and to evaluate their acquired knowledge include currents such as constructivism, situationism, and the sociocultural approach [4].…”
Section: Introduction 1higher Education and New Forms Of Active Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%