Niveles de burnout y engagement en estudiantes universitarios : relación con el desempeño y desarrollo profesional.

Resumen tomado del autor. Incluido en el monográfico ïReflexiones sobre política educativaï

Inteligencia emocional y su relaci??n con los niveles de burnout, engagement y estr??s en estudiantes universitarios

Resumen tomado de la publicaci??n. Monogr??fico con el t??tulo: Violencia de g??nero y relaciones de poder : implicaciones para la educaci??n

Desde el conocimiento mutuo : hermanamiento S-Scolaire Sidi Moussa - CEIP Garre Alpañez.

El artículo forma parte de una sección de la revista dedicada a intercambio de experiencias

Inteligencia emocional percibida en el profesorado de Primaria y su relación con los niveles de burnout e ilusión por el trabajo (engagement).

Resumen basado en el de la publicación

Aide personnalisée et cles de la culture scolaire: une interpellation de certains principes en didactique et formation

L’objectif est de montrer que, naissent parfois pour gérer les hétérogénéités scolaires des propositions de nature à remettre en cause divers schèmes sur lesquels reposent des représentations usuelles des savoirs et de leur transmission, de la structure de l’intervention didactique et de la formation des enseignants

The EU’s re-engagement as a security actor: Fresh start or still sleepwalking. CEPS Commentary, 12 July 2012

By the end of the summer, the EU will launch new crisis management missions in the Horn of Africa, Niger and South Sudan. In this CEPS Commentary, Giovanni Faleg and Steven Blockmans question whether the new deployments will revive the EU’s persona as a global security actor. The authors point out that, without the backing of a comprehensive security strategy rationale, the EU’s re-engagement as a crisis manager that opts for small-scale operations will be seen as a continuation of its sleepwalking through a changing geostrategic landscape.

Collaborative tele-rehabilitation: A strategy for increasing engagement

This paper examines the influence of a collaborative rehabilitation environment that encourages a long-distance collaborative "play" using two robot-mediated environments. This study presents a strategy for increasing motivation on able-bodied persons, applicable to impaired persons, to engage, sustain play and relate during a shared task. The study consisted of a series of eighteen single case studies, each involved in two distinct phases and assessed using a multidimensional measurement intended to assess participant' subjective experience. The results showed a clear positive trend in favour of the robot-mediated game environment. Subjects found the collaborative environment more valuable and more interesting and enjoyable. As a consequence, it appears subjects were willing to spend more time at a task.

Teaching assistants and pupils' academic and social engagement in mainstream schools: insights from systematic literature reviews

The last 20 years have seen a huge expansion in the additional adults working in classrooms in the UK, USA, and other countries. This paper presents the findings of a series of systematic literature reviews about teaching assistants. The first two reviews focused on stakeholder perceptions of teaching assistant contributions to academic and social engagement. Stakeholders were pupils, teachers, TAs, headteachers and parents. Perceptions focused on four principal contributions that teaching assistants contribute to: pupils’ academic and socio-academic engagement; inclusion; maintenance of stakeholder relations; and support for the teacher. The third review explored training. Against a background of patchy training provision both in the UK and the USA, strong claims are made for the benefits to TAs of training provided, particularly in building confidence and skills. The conclusions include implications for further training and the need for further research to gain an in-depth understanding as to precisely the manner in which TAs engage with children.