2021
DOI: 10.5209/aris.71381
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La educación artística y patrimonial en los museos de Matanzas, Cuba. Evaluación de competencias clave

Abstract: La integración de las competencias clave en la educación artística no es solo un deber del ámbito formal, los contextos no formales deben actuar en la misma dirección. La presente investigación expone un análisis de la acción educativa de los museos de Matanzas (Cuba) cuyo objetivo es la evaluación de las competencias clave presentes en su diseño e implementación didáctica. La muestra no probabilística se compone de N=5 instituciones museísticas: el Museo de Arte, Palacio de Junco, El Morrillo, Castillo de San… Show more

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“…The evaluation of learning in heritage education has been dispersed in terms of the targets of measurement, which cover the upgrading of acquired knowledge [8], the development of competencies [9], sensory-motor learning [10], the learning experience, the enjoyment derived from the latter [11], the attitudes towards heritage [12], and even social learning outcomes [13]. When they rely on previous designs and interventions, studies usually measure the specific effects derived from their implementation [14,15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The evaluation of learning in heritage education has been dispersed in terms of the targets of measurement, which cover the upgrading of acquired knowledge [8], the development of competencies [9], sensory-motor learning [10], the learning experience, the enjoyment derived from the latter [11], the attitudes towards heritage [12], and even social learning outcomes [13]. When they rely on previous designs and interventions, studies usually measure the specific effects derived from their implementation [14,15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%