Inventar la escritura y comprender la lectura : meta-literatura y literatura infantil.

Se trata un estudio sobre el proceso de creación de la escritura y la recepción del texto literario. Se analizan temas de literatura infantil y se apuntan diversas teorías sobre la creación del texto como conjunto privilegiado de la comunicación literaria.

Estrategias de autorregulación del aprendizaje : contribución de la orientación de meta y la estructura de metas del aula.

Monográfico con el título: 'Formando profesores, construyendo saberes pedagógicos'. Resumen basado en el de la publicación

Facilitar el aprendizaje del l??xico espa??ol en Ruman??a : propuesta did??ctica para ense??ar los derivados meta-colectivos con Hot Potatoes

Resumen basadoen el de la publicaci??n

¿Qué aprendo con videojuegos? : una perspectiva de meta-aprendizaje del videojugador.

Monográfico con el título: 'Sobre vídeojuegos y aprendizaje'. Resumen basado en el de la publicación

Una reflexión sobre la selección por competencias como meta de su formulación y evaluación en el Grado de Educación Social de la UEx

Resumen en inglés. Resumen basado en el de la publicación. Capítulo incluido en el monográfico número 8 de la revista 'Tejuelo. Didáctica de la lengua y la literatura. Educación', titulado 'Comunicación social y educación'

A Meta-analysis of School Effectiveness Studies

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Networking creatiu

Reflexión sobre la creatividad y el Networking como una herramienta para ayudar a las personas y como método de innovación social. Networking creativo nace con el objetivo de ayudar a las personas a difundir su creatividad, y es una organización de eventos estructurado en tres partes para que los participantes sean los protagonistas de su experiencia. Tiene lugar en la ciudad de Barcelona. Estos eventos se realizan para desarrollar una comunidad de personas con mente abierta, para innovar, fomentar la creatividad o dar apoyo a emprendedores. Por tanto, Networking es un concepto basado en las personas, las pasiones y la creatividad. Además, se presenta una reflexión que da respuesta a diferentes cuestiones.

Networking theories by iterative unpacking

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Meta-analysis of the effectiveness of school substance abuse prevention programs in Spain

Resumen tomado de la publicaci??n

Homofobia en las aulas universitarias : un meta-an??lisis

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Transformar la supervisi??n escolar : ??solo una aspiraci??n o puede ser una meta razonable y posible?

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La ??tica en el Aprendizaje-Servicio (ApS) : un Meta-An??lisis a partir de Education Resources Information Center (ERIC)

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Relaciones entre la orientaci??n de meta, la personalidad y los h??bitos deportivos en j??venes de 14 a 25 a??os

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Social Networking Sites as Technology Enhanced Learning Communities towards autonomous language learning

The following contribution pretends to cope with the demands of a globalised, post-modern environment through the design and implementation of an online international project where an SNS is used in order to join English as Second Language (ESL) students from different parts of the world. The design of the project appears around the implementation of the Bologna process in the Faculty of Education from the University of Girona where the basic prerequisite of all students to acquire English at the level B1 of the Common European Portfolio makes English a compulsory competence for communication among its higher education candidates in order to develop in the world. Together with the University of Girona, there is the International Educational and Resources Network (iEARN) which promotes the participation of schools around the world in online international projects

Comparing meta-analysis and ecological-longitudinal analysis in time-series studies: a case study of the effects of air pollution on mortality in three Spanish cities

The objective of this paper is to introduce a diVerent approach, called the ecological-longitudinal, to carrying out pooled analysis in time series ecological studies. Because it gives a larger number of data points and, hence, increases the statistical power of the analysis, this approach, unlike conventional ones, allows the complementation of aspects such as accommodation of random effect models, of lags, of interaction between pollutants and between pollutants and meteorological variables, that are hardly implemented in conventional approaches. Design—The approach is illustrated by providing quantitative estimates of the short-termeVects of air pollution on mortality in three Spanish cities, Barcelona,Valencia and Vigo, for the period 1992–1994. Because the dependent variable was a count, a Poisson generalised linear model was first specified. Several modelling issues are worth mentioning. Firstly, because the relations between mortality and explanatory variables were nonlinear, cubic splines were used for covariate control, leading to a generalised additive model, GAM. Secondly, the effects of the predictors on the response were allowed to occur with some lag. Thirdly, the residual autocorrelation, because of imperfect control, was controlled for by means of an autoregressive Poisson GAM. Finally, the longitudinal design demanded the consideration of the existence of individual heterogeneity, requiring the consideration of mixed models. Main results—The estimates of the relative risks obtained from the individual analyses varied across cities, particularly those associated with sulphur dioxide. The highest relative risks corresponded to black smoke in Valencia. These estimates were higher than those obtained from the ecological-longitudinal analysis. Relative risks estimated from this latter analysis were practically identical across cities, 1.00638 (95% confidence intervals 1.0002, 1.0011) for a black smoke increase of 10 μg/m3 and 1.00415 (95% CI 1.0001, 1.0007) for a increase of 10 μg/m3 of sulphur dioxide. Because the statistical power is higher than in the individual analysis more interactions were statistically significant,especially those among air pollutants and meteorological variables. Conclusions—Air pollutant levels were related to mortality in the three cities of the study, Barcelona, Valencia and Vigo. These results were consistent with similar studies in other cities, with other multicentric studies and coherent with both, previous individual, for each city, and multicentric studies for all three cities