Teaching and learning early number.

Libro orientado a profesores en formación, en prácticas y ayudantes de aula en educación infantil y primaria para la enseñanza de los primeros conceptos sobre números y matemáticas. Incluye nuevos estudios sobre el proceso de cálculo y sobre las notas de los niños en matemáticas, actividades de cálculo en casa y como juego en el entorno escolar, la importancia de las representaciones matemáticas y de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) en la compresión de los números por los niños, errores y falsas ideas y la evaluación del conocimiento numérico de los niños.

Teaching and learning English trough didactic games. 'Enseñar y aprender Inglés a través de juegos didácticos'.

Se ofrecen una serie de definiciones de distintos autores sobre lo que son los juegos, para a continuación introducirse en la teoría del juego, detallando sus elementos y clasificaciones, los desafíos que supone cada tipo de juego, así como la historia de los mismos. Se delimitan cuatro áreas de aprendizaje en las que se pondrán en práctica los juegos: conversación, audición, escritura y lectura. Para cada una de ellas se dan estrategias, ideas y juegos ya planificados que se pueden poner en práctica en el aula.

Evaluación formativa de las redes de colaboración del Centro de Excelencia en Enseñanza y Aprendizaje en Objetos de Aprendizaje (Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning in Reusable Learning Objects-RLO-CETL) : la visión del primer año.

Resumen basado en el de la publicación

Contradictions regarding teaching and writing (or writing to learn) in the disciplines : what we have learned in the USA

Resumen basado en el de la publicaci??n

Research-based teaching and learning (RBTL) : a paradigm for enhancing teaching and learning at research universities

Resumen basado en el de la publicaci??n

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning : un modelo de desarrollo profesional de los profesores universitarios

Monogr??fico con el t??tulo: "Formaci??n del profesorado en el Espacio Europeo de Educaci??n Superior"

Appeal to the Universities for the development of Teaching and Research in the areas of Urban Planning in the CPLP countries

Work document prepared at the Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias in its role as Consulting Observer attributed by the Council of Ministers of the CPLP gathered in Bissau for the 11th General Meeting on 16. and 17. July, 2006.

The relationship of hearing-impaired children's scores on the Beery Visual-Motor Integration Test and the reading subtests of the American School Achievement Test

This paper discusses visual-motor tests and reading tests for hearing impaired children.

The use of computer-based learning tools for teaching and clinical purposes: Interactive computing strategy for Iraq

Medical universities and teaching hospitals in Iraq are facing a lack of professional staff due to the ongoing violence that forces them to flee the country. The professionals are now distributed outside the country which reduces the chances for the staff and students to be physically in one place to continue the teaching and limits the efficiency of the consultations in hospitals. A survey was done among students and professional staff in Iraq to find the problems in the learning and clinical systems and how Information and Communication Technology could improve it. The survey has shown that 86% of the participants use the Internet as a learning resource and 25% for clinical purposes while less than 11% of them uses it for collaboration between different institutions. A web-based collaborative tool is proposed to improve the teaching and clinical system. The tool helps the users to collaborate remotely to increase the quality of the learning system as well as it can be used for remote medical consultation in hospitals.

Becoming skilled: The cultural and corporeal geographies of teaching and learning Thai Yoga massage

This paper explores the process of learning an embodied knowledge using the work of Dreyfus and Deleuze. Although geographers have begun to acknowledge the role of embodied knowledges in social life, there have been few in-depth case studies of how these skills are learned. This paper offers a case study of Thai Yoga massage (TYM), a ‘complementary and alternative therapy’ which is growing in popularity in the United Kingdom. Having outlined the case study, the paper explores the cultural geographies of the formalisation, documentation and contestation of the set of techniques that have come to cohere in the UK as TYM. The paper then interrogates the messy corporeal geographies of learning a skill, and briefly considers how more advanced practitioners experience their skilled practice.