Mejoramos la convivencia participando en el cole.

En el CD se anexan los vídeos sobre todas las actividades y talleres organizados.

La violencia en el ??mbito escolar = La violence dans l'??cole = Violence in School

Percepciones y preocupaciones del profesorado con respecto a la violencia en la Educaci??n Secundaria y a las posibilidades de la educaci??n para elaborar estrategias y alternativas v??lidas para educar en favor de la paz, la justicia y el desarrollo. 42 profesores de Educaci??n Secundaria, seleccionados en funci??n de: cobertura geogr??fica, disponibilidad y criterios de tipo pr??ctico. La investigaci??n se distribuy?? en cuatro fases, la primera de car??cter exploratorio y de inmersi??n en la comunidad, en la segunda se realiz?? una din??mica con un grupo de discusi??n formado por educadores con circunstancias personales, profesionales y acad??micas distintas, en la tercera la realizaci??n de entrevistas pretest y selecci??n de la muestra y en la cuarta la interpretaci??n y categorizaci??n de la informaci??n obtenida de las entrevistas. Investigaci??n cualitativa de car??cter cuasi-etnogr??fico. No se puede afirmar que se disponga de un paradigma conceptual capaz de interpretar la naturaleza del problema de la violencia escolar en todas sus dimensiones. Su estudio requiere de una reflexi??n profunda sobre el alcance del problema que ponga las bases para comprender su naturaleza y gu??e el camino de la intervenci??n educativa para prevenirla; para ello es necesario multiplicar los procesos de investigaci??n y de intervenci??n que permitan acceder, de forma democr??tica y no traum??tica a su comprensi??n y erradicaci??n.

Teatro en el cole : El Mago de Oz

Proyecto realizado por alumnos del CEIP Santiago Ramón y Cajal de Plasencia (Cáceres), con los objetivos de fomentar el hábito lector-escritor, dinamizar el uso de la biblioteca, reforzar la implicación de los padres en la tarea educativa y desarrollar aspectos de inteligencia emocional (motivación, autoestima y empatía)

Un barrio de cine, un cole de pel??cula

Experiencia realizada en el CEIP Santa Teresa, de Valencia, ubicado en un antiguo cine. Participan todos los alumnos del centro y tambi??n los otros colectivos de la comunidad educativa. El objetivo del proyecto ha sido el hacer una pel??cula que rindiera homenaje a las pel??culas de todos los tiempos y recobrar de esta manera el pasado del edificio. Se explican el proceso de aprendizaje y la programaci??n de las actividades que finalizan con el estreno de la pel??cula en el patio del colegio convertido en el patio de butacas del antiguo cine.

Points de vue d'acteurs scolaires et d'intervenants communautaires sur les besoins d?????l??ves immigrants et de leur famille dans des ??coles d??favoris??es ?? Montr??al

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Les Affiches engagées à l'école primaire: out un décodage!

La publicité est depuis bien longtemps un sujet de débat social sur lequel différents auteurs se sont penchés, l’ont étudiée et ont donné leur avis, ainsi que des pistes d’analyse pour mieux comprendre ce phénomène qui est partout et qui touche toutes les couches de la population. Parmi toutes les formes que la publicité peut revêtir, il y en a une que l’on retrouve partout où l’on va et qui s’impose à notre regard. Il s’agit des affiches publicitaires. Ces dernières peuvent parfois être confondues avec une autre sorte d’affiches: il s’agit des affiches dites engagées. En effet, les élèves retrouvent ce type d’affiches partout ; sur le chemin de l’école, lorsqu’ils marchent dans la rue, que cela soit à la ville comme à la campagne, dans les journaux ou encore sur Internet. Dans ce projet de mémoire, je me suis intéressée à la création d’une séquence d’enseignement aux messages visuels, qu’ils soient scripturaux et/ou iconiques, véhiculés par les affiches engagées pour une classe de 6P de l’école primaire genevoise. Cette séquence se compose de six leçons et a comme finalité la production, par les élèves eux-mêmes, d’une affiche engagée

Collaboration between infection control and occupational health in three continents: a success story with international impact

Globalization has been accompanied by the rapid spread of infectious diseases, and further strain on working conditions for health workers globally. Post-SARS, Canadian occupational health and infection control researchers got together to study how to better protect health workers, and found that training was indeed perceived as key to a positive safety culture. This led to developing information and communication technology (ICT) tools. The research conducted also showed the need for better workplace inspections, so a workplace audit tool was also developed to supplement worker questionnaires and the ICT. When invited to join Ecuadorean colleagues to promote occupational health and infection control, these tools were collectively adapted and improved, including face-to-face as well as on-line problem-based learning scenarios. The South African government then invited the team to work with local colleagues to improve occupational health and infection control, resulting in an improved web-based health information system to track incidents, exposures, and occupational injury and diseases. As the H1N1 pandemic struck, the online infection control course was adapted and translated into Spanish, as was a novel skill-building learning tool that permits health workers to practice selecting personal protective equipment. This tool was originally developed in collaboration with the countries from the Caribbean region and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO). Research from these experiences led to strengthened focus on building capacity of health and safety committees, and new modules are thus being created, informed by that work. The products developed have been widely heralded as innovative and interactive, leading to their inclusion into “toolkits” used internationally. The tools used in Canada were substantially improved from the collaborative adaptation process for South and Central America and South Africa. This international collaboration between occupational health and infection control researchers led to the improvement of the research framework and development of tools, guidelines and information systems. Furthermore, the research and knowledge-transfer experience highlighted the value of partnership amongst Northern and Southern researchers in terms of sharing resources, experiences and knowledge.

Promoting the health of marginalized populations in Ecuador through international collaboration and educational innovations

This paper examines two innovative educational initiatives for the Ecuadorian public health workforce: a Canadian-funded Masters programme in ecosystem approaches to health that focuses on building capacity to manage environmental health risks sustainably; and the training of Ecuadorians at the Latin American School of Medicine in Cuba (known as Escuela Latinoamericana de Medicina in Spanish). We apply a typology for analysing how training programmes address the needs of marginalized populations and build capacity for addressing health determinants. We highlight some ways we can learn from such training programmes with particular regard to lessons, barriers and opportunities for their sustainability at the local, national and international levels and for pursuing similar initiatives in other countries and contexts. We conclude that educational efforts focused on the challenges of marginalization and the determinants of health require explicit attention not only to the knowledge, attitudes and skills of graduates but also on effectively engaging the health settings and systems that will reinforce the establishment and retention of capacity in low- and middle-income settings where this is most needed.