El uso de los apuntes en la enseñanza de la historia en la Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia

En este artículo se describe el uso de los apuntes como medio y recurso didáctico por el Profesorado de Historia de Bachillerato en la Región de Murcia (España) y se compara su uso en dos sistemas educativos diferentes (LGE y LOGSE). De la diversidad de materiales curriculares destacamos los apuntes por su presencia y utilización. Este recurso sigue siendo utilizado masivamente en el aula por gran parte de los docentes. Los resultados obtenidos parten de una situación inicial de recuerdo de los estudiantes de historia de Bachillerato: ¿Cómo era habitualmente la clase de historia? Se demuestra que se mantiene el uso de los apuntes junto al tradicional libro de texto en la Región de Murcia (España). Una comparativa del número de casos pertenecientes a la LGE y la LOGSE nos indica que no se han producido variaciones significativas en el uso de los apuntes en el período estudiado, según la opinión del alumnado

El uso de los apuntes en la enseñanza de la historia en la Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia

En este artículo se describe el uso de los apuntes como medio y recurso didáctico por el Profesorado de Historia de Bachillerato en la Región de Murcia (España) y se compara su uso en dos sistemas educativos diferentes (LGE y LOGSE). De la diversidad de materiales curriculares destacamos los apuntes por su presencia y utilización. Este recurso sigue siendo utilizado masivamente en el aula por gran parte de los docentes. Los resultados obtenidos parten de una situación inicial de recuerdo de los estudiantes de historia de Bachillerato: ¿Cómo era habitualmente la clase de historia? Se demuestra que se mantiene el uso de los apuntes junto al tradicional libro de texto en la Región de Murcia (España). Una comparativa del número de casos pertenecientes a la LGE y la LOGSE nos indica que no se han producido variaciones significativas en el uso de los apuntes en el período estudiado, según la opinión del alumnado

El uso de los apuntes en la enseñanza de la historia en la Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia

En este artículo se describe el uso de los apuntes como medio y recurso didáctico por el Profesorado de Historia de Bachillerato en la Región de Murcia (España) y se compara su uso en dos sistemas educativos diferentes (LGE y LOGSE). De la diversidad de materiales curriculares destacamos los apuntes por su presencia y utilización. Este recurso sigue siendo utilizado masivamente en el aula por gran parte de los docentes. Los resultados obtenidos parten de una situación inicial de recuerdo de los estudiantes de historia de Bachillerato: ¿Cómo era habitualmente la clase de historia? Se demuestra que se mantiene el uso de los apuntes junto al tradicional libro de texto en la Región de Murcia (España). Una comparativa del número de casos pertenecientes a la LGE y la LOGSE nos indica que no se han producido variaciones significativas en el uso de los apuntes en el período estudiado, según la opinión del alumnado

Approach to Food and Nutrition issues in Teaching Materials in Elementary School: interface with food and nutritional security and national curriculum parameters

Food and Nutrition Security (FNS) must be ensured to everybody. The school environment is favorable to the formation of healthy habits and citizenship. The National Curriculum Parameters (PCNs) guide the promotion of health concepts in a transversal way in the school curriculum. This study aimed to identify and analyze the approach used for food and nutrition themes in Fundamental Education's teaching material and its interface with the concept of FNS and the PCNs. Documental research was conducted on the teaching material from 5th to 8th grades of Fundamental Education in Public School of the state of Sao Paulo. The diffuse presence of food and nutrition themes was found in most disciplines in all bimesters in the four series, which shows the interdisciplinarity in health. It was found that the PCNs are related to the concept of SAN in its various aspects and that most subjects include topics that approach this relationship. In the correlation between themes, there is emphasis to health promotion and food production. The methodology used in the teaching material presents the theme, but not the correspondent content, what made the analysis of its suitability impossible. We conclude that there is the approach of the issues related to food and nutrition in the teaching material, some of them in an inconsistent way; it is the educators' task to select the contents and the appropriate strategy, doing an effort of constant update. This isbeing proposed by the State, however it is not accessible to all professionals and therefore still depends on the initiative of each teacher.

Summary of work performed pursuant to the development of K-12 alcohol and alcohol safety curriculum materials. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

Course and curriculum improvement materials : mathematics, science, social sciences.

Updates and replaces the pre-college portions of NSF 68-24, Released textbooks, films, and other teaching materials.

A bibliography of curriculum materials.

Mode of access: Internet.

Hardware building materials, farm and garden curriculum guide /

Developed under contractual agreements RD3-A9-240 and R-33-X-0442-240 between the Illinois State Board of Education, Dept. of Adult, Vocational and Technical Education, Research and Development Section and the Dept. of Vocational Education Studies, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Graduate attributes in relation to curriculum design and delivery in a Bachelor of Materials Engineering Programme

This paper presents a critical analysis of the Bachelor of Materials Engineering programme compared with the expectations of the Institution of Engineers Australia (IEAust) and of UQ. To set the scene, the graduate attributes are listed, the programme framework is presented and the educational culture and available facilities are described Then, the programme delivery is described; this includes an analysis of the learning opportunities that allow students to develop the graduate attributes. Finally, an assessment is made of programme outcomes relating to graduate attributes.

A methodology for discipline-specific curriculum development

A methodology and framework for discipline-specific curriculum development in a local context is described. These activities, as part of the Thailand-Australia Science and Engineering Assistance Project, were in response to a needs analysis for curriculum assistance to a number of publicly-funded Thai universities in the engineering priority area of Materials Processing and Manufacturing. The paper outlines a strategy for the delivery of a centralised curriculum development workshop for academic staff follow-up visits and local curriculum activities with participating universities, and the presentation of technical short courses as guidance for such activity in other settings and/or discipline areas. This paper is part of a process of documentation so that others can apply the developed methodology and framework for curriculum development. While the paper is a report on curriculum activities in a particular setting, it is written in a manner that allows application of the methodology to other settings. The reader is advised that each curriculum activity needs to adopt a methodology and strategy to fit the particular circumstances being considered To assist in applying this approach elsewhere, a description of the various steps in the curriculum process, and typical responses to some of the more global issues, have been presented. Full details are available in the various TASEAP reports prepared by the authors. Specific detail has been omitted where this detail does not provide any information for generalized consumption.