El aprendizaje situado : una oportunidad para escapar del enfoque del déficit.

Resumen tomado de la publicación. Monográfico con el título 'La cualificación profesional básica: competencias para la inclusión sociolaboral de jóvenes'

Proyectos de integración social y laboral en España y en Alemania : perspectiva de las participantes.

Resumen basado en el de la publicación. Monográfico con el título: 'La transición a la vida activa'

Análisis de centros de recursos de producción de las TIC de las universidades españolas.

Resumen basado en el de la publicación. Monográfico con el título: 'La transición a la vida activa'

Mujeres, educación y democracia.

Resumen basado en el de la publicación. Monográfico con el título: 'La transición a la vida activa'

Evaluación del potencial de inserción laboral y patrones de carrera.

Resumen tomado de la publicación. Monográfico con el título: 'La transición a la vida activa'

Evaluación de las Escuelas Taller, Casas de Oficios y Talleres de Empleo en Asturias (2001-2005).

Resumen basado en el de la publicación. Monográfico con el título: 'La transición a la vida activa'

Evaluación del profesorado universitario para incentivos individuales : revisión metaevaluativa.

Resumen basado en el de la publicación. Monográfico con el título: 'La transición a la vida activa'

Análisis de una experiencia de resolución de problemas de matemáticas en secundaria.

Resumen tomado de la publicación. Monográfico con el título: 'La transición a la vida activa'

The attention/support to students in the socio-labor transition

In the present paper I intend to put forward some inquiries regarding the socio-labor guidance and transition of the young people in the co-ordinates of contemporary society. The outstanding paradox in which some young people are immersed when trying to get a first, second, third employment is also analyzed: "The job of looking for a job". This is a common experience shared by many young people when they try to find a place in the complex labor panorama. Looking for a job is a recurrent situation in contemporary society, given the high dose of precarious employment in which the productive world moves. Life-long jobs belong to the past and what is normal is that people strive to enter the competitive labor market repeatedly. Moreover, the paper offers the partial results of a larger research project that approaches tutorship, decision taking and expectations before the academic-labor future of the studentship in the last years of secondary school. Finally, I suggest some insights in the line that it is not longer feasible to work with old-fashioned guidance, trying to channel people's vocation and offering them information so that they get a job that provides them with the happiness of "doing what you like". Behind these ideas lay the normal biographies, the predictable itineraries. Labor market complexity makes the transition to working life very difficult. Once immersed in it, biographies and labor itineraries are constructed and reconstructed at the rhythm of the changing fortunes of times.

The attention/support to students in the socio-labor transition

In the present paper I intend to put forward some inquiries regarding the socio-labor guidance and transition of the young people in the co-ordinates of contemporary society. The outstanding paradox in which some young people are immersed when trying to get a first, second, third employment is also analyzed: "The job of looking for a job". This is a common experience shared by many young people when they try to find a place in the complex labor panorama. Looking for a job is a recurrent situation in contemporary society, given the high dose of precarious employment in which the productive world moves. Life-long jobs belong to the past and what is normal is that people strive to enter the competitive labor market repeatedly. Moreover, the paper offers the partial results of a larger research project that approaches tutorship, decision taking and expectations before the academic-labor future of the studentship in the last years of secondary school. Finally, I suggest some insights in the line that it is not longer feasible to work with old-fashioned guidance, trying to channel people's vocation and offering them information so that they get a job that provides them with the happiness of "doing what you like". Behind these ideas lay the normal biographies, the predictable itineraries. Labor market complexity makes the transition to working life very difficult. Once immersed in it, biographies and labor itineraries are constructed and reconstructed at the rhythm of the changing fortunes of times.

The attention/support to students in the socio-labor transition

In the present paper I intend to put forward some inquiries regarding the socio-labor guidance and transition of the young people in the co-ordinates of contemporary society. The outstanding paradox in which some young people are immersed when trying to get a first, second, third employment is also analyzed: "The job of looking for a job". This is a common experience shared by many young people when they try to find a place in the complex labor panorama. Looking for a job is a recurrent situation in contemporary society, given the high dose of precarious employment in which the productive world moves. Life-long jobs belong to the past and what is normal is that people strive to enter the competitive labor market repeatedly. Moreover, the paper offers the partial results of a larger research project that approaches tutorship, decision taking and expectations before the academic-labor future of the studentship in the last years of secondary school. Finally, I suggest some insights in the line that it is not longer feasible to work with old-fashioned guidance, trying to channel people's vocation and offering them information so that they get a job that provides them with the happiness of "doing what you like". Behind these ideas lay the normal biographies, the predictable itineraries. Labor market complexity makes the transition to working life very difficult. Once immersed in it, biographies and labor itineraries are constructed and reconstructed at the rhythm of the changing fortunes of times.

Participación activa de los estudiantes en la gestión de la vida universitaria

La Universidad de Deusto apuesta por la participación activa de los estudiantes para mejorar las actividades y procesos del quehacer diario de la comunidad universitaria. Es por ello que nuestra universidad tiene definido un Sistema de Gestión de Calidad, que es la base para la recogida, tratamiento y gestión de todas las sugerencias y comunicaciones de los estudiantes. Los mecanismos de participación están implantados en los Centros, Áreas Funcionales y Servicios de la Universidad. A través de dicha sistemática se pretende lograr la satisfacción de los estudiantes desde su entrada en la universidad hasta su salida como egresados, anticipándonos si es posible a sus expectativas futuras