3 resultados para Mass media|Adult education|Continuing education|Curricula|Teaching|Educational evaluation
em Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
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This paper describes the successful experience carried out by professors of the CETTICO research group of the Technical University of Madrid to incorporate accessibility in the curricula of higher education in ICT in Spain. The paper covers the legal requirements to include accessibility in curricula in Spain, the courses and modules that we have been teaching through the years and the teaching techniques and tools that we have been using.
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Nowadays, PBL is considered a suitable methodology for engineering education. But making the most of this methodology requires some features, such as multidisciplinary, illstructured teamwork and autonomous research that sometimes are not easy to achieve. In fact, traditional university systems, including curricula, teaching methodologies, assessment and regulation, do not help the implementation of these features. Firstly, we look through the main differences found between a traditional system and the Aalborg model, considered a reference point in PBL. Then, this work is aimed at detecting the main obstacles that a standing traditional system presents to PBL implementation. A multifaceted PBL experience, covering three different disciplines, brings us to analyse these difficulties, order them according to its importance and decide which should be the first changes. Finally, we propose a straightforward introduction of generic competences in the curricula aimed at supporting the use of Problem-Based Project-Organized Learning
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Las distintas encuestas realizadas sobre la percepción social de la ciencia indican que un alto porcentaje de jóvenes no tienen interés por estas materias. Es muy importante la alfabetización científica de la población ya que ello permite tomar decisiones tanto para la vida cotidiana como sobre distintos problemas que afectan al conjunto de la sociedad. Una sociedad con más conocimiento científico--‐tecnológico lleva asociado un mayor crecimiento económico, pero desafortunadamente nos encontramos con una disminución del número de alumnos que elige estudios de Ciencia y Tecnología. Este desinterés viene influenciado tanto por factores internos al estudiante como por externos. Desde la posición docente podemos actuar sobre ellos promoviendo actividades relacionadas con la divulgación científico--‐tecnológica en clase haciendo uso de medios de comunicación que ofrezcan información procedente de fuentes fiables (prensa escrita, radio, televisión y cibermedios/web 2.0). La propuesta metodológica planteada aquí ayudará a ampliar la alfabetización científico--‐tecnológica a través de la exploración del trabajo de los investigadores actuales y de las biografías de los científicos de otras épocas. Además los alumnos crearán de forma colaborativa material propio para divulgar la Ciencia y la Tecnología en el aula. La propuesta se sitúa en el curso 1º de ESO, pero con perspectivas de extenderla en cursos sucesivos al resto de secundaria y bachillerato adaptando los contenidos . Con este trabajo pretendemos contribuir a incrementar el interés por la Ciencia y la Tecnología en el alumnado de secundaria y bachillerato. ABSTRACT The different surveys conducted in order to analyse the social perception of science show that a high percentage of young people is not interested in these subjects. The level of scientific literacy in the population is very important because it allows people to make their own decisions not only for life management skills but also for coping with the diverse problems that may affect the whole society. A society with more scientific and technological knowledge has attached a higher economic growth, but unfortunately there is a reduction in the number of students that choose Science and Tech studies. This lack of interest is influenced by the student’s internal factors as well as by the external ones. From the teacher’s point of view, it is possible to act on them, promoting activities related to scientific and technological broadcasting in the class, using mass media which can provide information from reliable sources (press, radio, television and media on the Internet/web 2.0) The methodological proposal that is made here will help to broaden scientific literacy through exploring the current researcher’s studies and the former scientifics’ biographies. Students will also create their own material in a collaborative way in order to divulgate science and technology in the classroom. The proposal is set for the first grade of secondary education, but we have in prospect to spread it during the following school years to the rest of secondary education grades and A levels only adapting its content. With this essay we want to contribute to the increasing of the interest in science and technology in high school and A levels students.