2016
DOI: 10.51302/tce.2016.77
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La competencia digital de los docentes en educación primaria: análisis cuantitativo de su competencia, uso y actitud hacia las nuevas tecnologías en la práctica docente

Abstract: Esta investigación tiene como objetivo analizar el grado de competencia digital (CD) de profesores de primaria y su relación con el uso que le dan a las nuevas tecnologías en la práctica docente. También se estudia la relación entre la CD y la actitud frente a la implementación de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) en el proceso de enseñanza. Para llevar a cabo estos objetivos se analiza la competencia digital de 58 docentes de primaria pertenecientes a dos colegios públicos y dos concer… Show more

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“…Finally, considering the age of the teacher, the research indicates that there is no significant relationship between age and mastery of digital competence. However, authors such as Valdivieso and Gonz ales (2016) and Romero et al (2015) conclude in their research that younger teachers are more digitally competent than the rest of the teachers, as we stated in the main hypothesis. These results contrast with the study by Palau et al (2019) which states that secondary school teachers are more digitally competent the younger they are due to the proximity to new technologies; however, Margaryan et al (2011) refute this statement in another study where they conclude that younger people make a restricted use of new technologies being digitally competent in certain areas that are not always related to the work activity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 56%
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“…Finally, considering the age of the teacher, the research indicates that there is no significant relationship between age and mastery of digital competence. However, authors such as Valdivieso and Gonz ales (2016) and Romero et al (2015) conclude in their research that younger teachers are more digitally competent than the rest of the teachers, as we stated in the main hypothesis. These results contrast with the study by Palau et al (2019) which states that secondary school teachers are more digitally competent the younger they are due to the proximity to new technologies; however, Margaryan et al (2011) refute this statement in another study where they conclude that younger people make a restricted use of new technologies being digitally competent in certain areas that are not always related to the work activity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 56%
“…Finally, considering the age of the teacher, the research indicates that there is no significant relationship between age and mastery of digital competence. However, authors such as Valdivieso and Gonzáles (2016) and Romero et al. (2015) conclude in their research that younger teachers are more digitally competent than the rest of the teachers, as we stated in the main hypothesis.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 56%
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“…De acuerdo con los resultados de este estudio, el sexo no se relaciona significativamente con el nivel de competencia digital docente, lo que permite vislumbrar que tanto hombres como mujeres son capaces de desarrollar habilidades digitales en la misma medida. Este hallazgo discrepa de lo mencionado por Barrantes et al (2014), Roig et al (2015), Romero et al (2016) y Cabezas y Casillas (2017), quienes establecen que los hombres poseen un nivel superior de competencia digital en contraste con las mujeres; a su vez, estos resultados distan del estudio de Gebhardt et al (2019), donde se demuestra que las mujeres poseen un mejor dominio en el uso de las tecnologías.…”
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“…Este factor también presenta diferencias; por una parte, se identifican aquellos estudios que refieren que los hombres poseen un nivel superior de competencia digital en contraste con las mujeres (Barrantes et al, 2014;Roig et al, 2015;Romero et al, 2016;Cabezas y Casillas, 2017). Por otro lado, autores como Gebhardt et al (2019) afirman que las mujeres demuestran un mejor dominio en el uso de las tecnologías en comparación con los hombres.…”
Section: Sexounclassified