4 resultados para Professional master’s degree
em Repositorio Académico de la Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica
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The following paper resulted from the final research project conducted for my Master’s Degree in Teacher Training for Teachers of Primary Education (1st – 6th grade of the Basic General Education). This research project was conducted under the supervision of the Rural Education Division of the Center for Research and Teaching in Education (CIDE-UNA, Spanish acronym), in coordination with the Central America Educational and Cultural Coordination (CECC). The research is qualitative with an interpretative approach. Our main objective was to analyze the process of inclusive education in the regular classroom for a person with Asperger’s Syndrome, defined as a type of social impairment. The case study method was used in this research, as it allows a deeper study. A girl was chosen from a public school in an urban area of San José, Costa Rica. Three techniques were used to obtain information: interviews, questionnaires and documentation (personal file, behavior record, and psychological assessment) related to the girl with Asperger. The triangulation of sources was used as a method of analysis. The conclusion of the project was that regular schools may have children miss-diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, and that our schools are still far from achieving inclusive education, but efforts are being made to achieve it. For a more opportune intervention, some recommendations based on this study were provided to the family and the school of the girl with Asperger.
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Este trabajo presenta un estudio retrospectivo de los orígenes y evolución de la aplicación de Sistemas de Información Geográfca (SIG) y Teledetección (TD) en nuestro país. Se inicia por el rol desempeñado del Profesor Merrill Lyew dentro de la Escuela de Ciencias Geográfcas de la Universidad Nacional, pasando luego por una breve descripción del proceso de implementación de SIG y TD en los centros de enseñanza superior estatales.En esta breve descripción se analiza cómo diferentes unidades académicas han ido incorporando la tecnología SIG y TD en sus planes de estudio.Posteriormente, se presenta una aproximación de la situación actual SIG y TD en las instituciones públicas y privadas y cómo ellas han venido incorporando estas tecnologías en su quehacer diario. Se hace alusión a diferentes eventos que se han llevado en Costa Rica con el objetivo de compartir experiencias en las más diversas aplicaciones.De la misma manera se citan algunas de las principales empresas privadas que se dedican a la venta de insumos, aplicaciones, capacitaciones y software en el campo SIG y TD. En el camino óptimo se visualizan dos opciones por seguir: la consolidación ofcial de un organismo, comisión o secretaría que tenga bajo su responsabilidad la organización de la Infraestructura Nacional de Datos Geoespaciales. La segunda versa sobre el esfuerzo realizado por las Escuelas de Geografía de la Universidad de Costa Rica y Universidad Nacional para ofrecer a partir del 2008 el Programa de Maestría Profesional en Sistemas de Información Geográfca y Teledetección. Palabras claves: Sistemas de Información Geográfca (SIG), Teledetección, Evolución, Historia, Costa Rica.Abstract This work is a retrospective study of the origins and evolution of the applications of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing in our country. It begins with the work of Prof. Merryl Lyew of the School of Geographic Sciences at Universidad Nacional and continues with a brief description of the GIS and Remote Sensing implementation process at state centers of higher education.It also analyzes how different academic departments have incorporated GIS and Remote Sensing technology in their courses of study.Subsequently, this work presents an approximation of the actual situation regarding GIS and remote sensing in public and private institutions and how these technologies have become incorporated in their daily work. It also refers to the different events that have been carried on in Costa Rica with the objective of sharing experiences in the most diverse applications. In the same way, this work cites some of the principal private businesses dedicated to the sale of supplies, applications, training and software in the feld of GIS and remote sensing. Two options are seen as the best way to pursue the offcial consolidation of an agency, commission or administrative department to have under its responsibility organization of the National Infrastructure of Geospatial Data. The second deals with the successful effort by the School of Geographic Sciences at Universidad Nacional of Costa Rica as of 2008 to offer the Professional Master’s program in Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing.KEyWordS: Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Remote Sensing, Origin, Evolution, Costa Rica, Universidad Nacional
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This project is a diagnosis of update needs and training for professionals in bibliotecology and its results will be used for the design of a Program of Permanent training in bibliotecology, which will be implemented in Bibliotecology School, Documentation and Information of the National University.The studied population is composed by all the teachers of Bibliotecology School, Documentation and Information of the National University, in October, 2007, and all the graduated students of licentiate of the EBDI from 2000 to 2007.The results of this investigation were obtained by means of a questionnaire that was filled by each one of the members of these two populations, who corresponded to 25 teachers of the EBDI and 18 graduates of licentiate. This one also presents the information that was obtained in interviews realized to the managers of the principal institutions who are professionals contracted in bibliotecology.The results obtained of this diagnosis will allow the elaboration of the Program of Permanent training in bibliotecology, considering the formative needs of the professionals in bibliotecology of the EBDI. This project includes the following products:a) Description of the social and demographic characteristics of teachers and of graduated of licentiate of the EBDI.b) Diagnosis of needs to update and training of bibliotecology professional teachers and of graduated of licentiate of the EBDI.c) Determination of the knowledge and skills that the needs to satisfy what big employers ask for.d) Recommendations for the program. Implementation.
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During the last decade, higher education has tried to focus education on the achievement of professional skills. It is interesting to see how the learning strategies implemented may facilitate or make more difficult the achievement of competencies. By dealing with the challenge of a competency-based education approach, higher education points out the need of knowing how to build such competencies, i.e. how to design a learning strategy. Not much importance has been given to this issue, probably because the competencies can be confused with abilities, skills and attitudes and, therefore, the model can be associated to in- or out-of-classroom activities without a strategy to articulate the knowledge acquired with the cultural, social and economic contexts of the community and labor spheres, i.e., as a whole (Tobón, 2005). This paper analyzes the epistemological development of the competency-based approach in higher education, focusing on the implementation of professional competencies in the Sociology degree “Licenciatura en Sociología”, in two campuses of the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California: Ensenada and Mexicali. This paper describes how competencies are built and explores different theoretical trends, their conceptualization and formation, based on in-depth interviews applied to students and teachers. It provides a mixed study to understand, based on the student’s point of view, the achievements of this study program in terms of professional competencies.