4 resultados para Enfoque basado en problemas
em Scielo Saúde Pública - SP
Resumo:
Este trabajo presenta una experiencia innovadora en la formación de pregrado de estudiantes de psicología de la Universidad de Talca. Para ello se diseñó un ambiente de aprendizaje sustentado en la metodología de aprendizaje basado en problemas, con el propósito de mejorar las capacidades de toma de decisiones de los futuros psicólogos frente a una posible intervención en un contexto educativo. Los resultados de la experiencia mostraron un leve aumento en el desempeño estudiantil, mayor compromiso y participación, autogestión en la búsqueda de información y capacidad de problematización en los estudiantes.
Resumo:
A comparative study based on potential energy surfaces (PES) of 2-butanedioic and hypothetic 2-butanedioic/HCl acids is useful for understanding the maleic acid isomerization. The PES enables locating conformers of minimum energy, intermediates of reactions and transition states. From contour diagrams, a set of possible reaction paths are depicted interconnecting the proposed structures. The study was carried out in absentia and in the presence of the catalyst (HCl), using an solvatation model provided by the Gaussian software package. Clearly, the effect of HCl is given by new reaction paths with lower energetic barriers in relation to the reaction without catalyzing.
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The Problem Based Learning (PBL) can be used as a strategy for methodological change in conventional learning environments. In this paper, the integration of laboratory work in PBL grounded activities during an introductory organic chemistry course is described. The most decisive issues of their implementation are discussed. The results show how this methodology favours the laboratory work contextualization in subject-matter and promotes the Science-Technology-Society-Environment relationships. Besides, it contributes to competence development like planning and organization skills, information search and selection, cooperative work, etc., the same way as the tutorial action improvement.
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A simple, portable and low-cost system for odor detection was developed using a single MOS commercial sensor and a microcontroller. The temperature modulation technique was implemented applying a DC signal pulse to the sensor heater by a bipolar transistor. Two odorant profiles, ethanol and acetic acid vapors, were obtained and distinguished based on their amplitude versus time responses. Response for acetic acid was not reported by the sensor manufacturer. An ethanol vapor calibration curve was also obtained. Experimental data showed a potential behavior according to the theoretical equation of the MOS sensors. Values of logK=0.457 and α=-0.213 for a 95% confidence level were obtained.