X. Riu, Dionysism and Comedy, Greek Studies: Interdisciplinary Approaches, Series Editor: G. Nagy, Harvard University, Rowman and Litkefield Publishers, Inc. Maryland, 1999, vii+294 pp.

Fil: Zecchin de Fasano, Graciela Cristina. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

Desplazamientos epistemológicos del curriculum de la Educación Secundaria : La otra cara de la moneda, pero la misma moneda al fin

Fil: Emiliozzi, María Valeria. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

Algunas consideraciones sobre la conformación del curriculum de profesorado para pensar una educación física no sexista

La presente ponencia parte del análisis del curriculum de la formación inicial del profesorado de Educación Física de la UNLP, en particular del el plan de estudios de 1984, para desde allí visualizar su incidencia en la conformación de una educación fisca sexista. En el análisis considero la cantidad de asignaturas, el carácter de los contenidos y el rango epistemológico de las mismas. Las preguntas que propongo para guiar el desarrollo de la ponencia son ¿Cómo se estructura y se naturaliza una construcción binaria de un modo de conocer? ¿Cómo está presente en el curriculum de la formación inicial docente del profesor de educación física? ¿Por qué la clase de educación física se vuelve un espacio que refuerza esa construcción binaria masculina femenina? ¿Qué elementos pueden aportar a la conformación de una educación física no sexista? Para responder a estos interrogantes retomo los aportes de Alonso y Zurbriggen (2011) Felitti y Queirolo (2009), Guacira Lopes Louro (2001, 2004) y Saraví (1995)

X. Riu, Dionysism and Comedy, Greek Studies: Interdisciplinary Approaches, Series Editor: G. Nagy, Harvard University, Rowman and Litkefield Publishers, Inc. Maryland, 1999, vii+294 pp.

Fil: Zecchin de Fasano, Graciela Cristina. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

Desplazamientos epistemológicos del curriculum de la Educación Secundaria : La otra cara de la moneda, pero la misma moneda al fin

Fil: Emiliozzi, María Valeria. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

Algunas consideraciones sobre la conformación del curriculum de profesorado para pensar una educación física no sexista

La presente ponencia parte del análisis del curriculum de la formación inicial del profesorado de Educación Física de la UNLP, en particular del el plan de estudios de 1984, para desde allí visualizar su incidencia en la conformación de una educación fisca sexista. En el análisis considero la cantidad de asignaturas, el carácter de los contenidos y el rango epistemológico de las mismas. Las preguntas que propongo para guiar el desarrollo de la ponencia son ¿Cómo se estructura y se naturaliza una construcción binaria de un modo de conocer? ¿Cómo está presente en el curriculum de la formación inicial docente del profesor de educación física? ¿Por qué la clase de educación física se vuelve un espacio que refuerza esa construcción binaria masculina femenina? ¿Qué elementos pueden aportar a la conformación de una educación física no sexista? Para responder a estos interrogantes retomo los aportes de Alonso y Zurbriggen (2011) Felitti y Queirolo (2009), Guacira Lopes Louro (2001, 2004) y Saraví (1995)

Compilation of measurements from two interdisciplinary STAR-shaped surveys in the North Sea: The ZISCH - Dataset

The measurements were obtained during two North Sea wide STAR-shaped cruises during summer 1986 and winter 1987, which were performed to investigate the circulation induced transport and biologically induced pollutant transfer within the interdisciplinary research in the project "ZISCH - Zirkulation und Schadstoffumsatz in der Nordsee / Circulation and Contaminant Fluxes in the North Sea (1984-1989)". The inventory presents parameters measured on hydrodynamics, nutrient dynamics, ecosystem dynamics and pollutant dynamics in the pelagic and benthic realm. The research program had the objective of quantifying fluxes of major budgets, especially contaminants in the North Sea. In spring 1986, following the phytoplankton spring bloom, and in late winter 1987, at minimum primary production activity, the North Sea ecosystem was investigated on a station net covering the whole North Sea. The station net was shaped like a star. Sampling started in the centre, followed by the northwest section and moving counter clockwise around the North Sea following the residual currents. By this strategy, a time series was measured in the central North Sea and more synoptic data sets were obtained in the individual sections. Generally advection processes have to be considered when comparing the data from different stations. The entire sampling period lasted for more than six weeks in each cruise. Thus, a time-lag should be considered especially when comparing the data from the eastern and the western part of the central and northern North Sea, where samples were taken at the beginning and at the end of the campaign. The ZISCH investigations represented a qualitatively and quantitatively new approach to North Sea research in several respects. (1) The first simultaneous blanket coverage of all important biological, chemical and physical parameters in the entire North Sea ecosystem; (2) the first simultaneous measurements of major contaminants (metals and organohaline compounds) in the different ecosystem compartments; (3) simultaneous determinations of atmospheric inputs of momentum, energy and matter as important ecosystem boundary conditions; (4) performance of the complex measurement program during two seasons, namely the spring plankton bloom and the subsequent winter period of minimal biological activity; and (5) support of data analysis and interpretation by oceanographic and meteorological numerical models on the same scales.

Health and safety in the construction : subject pending to be included in the curriculum of architecture in Spain

The art of construction is a risky activity that directly affects the life and physical integrity of persons. Since the approval of Law 31/1995, of November 8, Prevention of Occupational Risks was the first legislation that established the current basis in all sectors and then transposed into Spanish law Directive 92/57/CEE called Royal Decree 1627/1997 of October 24, on minimum safety and health dispositions in construction works, measures have been proposed to develop a mixed body of scientific literature composed of researchers and professionals in the field of occupational safety and health, but even today there is still no clear and firm proposal, showing a lack of awareness in the occupational risk prevention and, therefore, a consolidation of the culture of prevention in society. Therefore, the technicians, who make up the building process, can incur in very high responsibilities, such as: Author of the project, Coordinator of Safety and Health during the preparation of the project and during the execution of works, Site Management: Site Manager. This involves the immediate creation of a general training in prevention for all architects starting when still studying, as well as specific training, appropriate and complementary to all the architects that will be devoted to the specialty of occupational safety and health in construction works. That is, first, we must make the responsible bodies aware of the urgent need to integrate risk prevention in the curricula of architecture and later in the continuing education of the profession. It is necessary that our teaching must conform to the laws on safety and health, due to the fact that the law recognizes our academic degrees and professional qualifications to perform functions in that area

Physics and Mathematics in the Engineering Curriculum: Correlation with Applied Subjects

This paper presents a study in which the relationship between basic subjects (Mathematics and Physics) and applied engineering subjects (related to Machinery, Electrical Engineering, Topography and Buildings) in higher engineering education curricula is evaluated. The analysis has been conducted using the academic records of 206 students for five years. Furthermore, 34 surveys and personal interviews were conducted to analyze the connections between the contents taught in each subject and to identify student perceptions of the correlation with other subjects or disciplines. At the same time, the content of the different subjects have been analyzed to verify the relationship among the disciplines.Aproper coordination among subjects will allow students to relate and interconnect topics of different subjects, even with the ones learnt in previous courses, while also helping to reduce dropout rates and student failures in successfully accomplishing the different courses.