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Learning strategies are a set of cognitive actions that are taken consciously, if we relate information in a meaningful way, knowledge will be easily remembered. For this to happen, first information will be processed and then action is taken. Beginning from the subject to the problem. Likewise, these learning strategies are intentional processes that a student uses to acquire, relate, process, retain, retrieve and regulate the information, in order for learning to be effective. That is, students use a learning strategy when they are able to adjust their behavior (what they think and do) to the demands of an activity or task given by the teacher and to the circumstances and vicissitudes in which this task occurs. When students employ a strategy they are, at all times, aware of their purposes but whenever they move away from them, they a...
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Learning strategies are a set of cognitive actions that are taken consciously, if we relate information in a meaningful way, knowledge will be easily remembered. For this to happen, first information will be processed and then action is taken. Beginning from the subject to the problem. Likewise, these learning strategies are intentional processes that a student uses to acquire, relate, process, retain, retrieve and regulate the information, in order for learning to be effective. That is, students use a learning strategy when they are able to adjust their behavior (what they think and do) to the demands of an activity or task given by the teacher and to the circumstances and vicissitudes in which this task occurs. When students employ a strategy they are, at all times, aware of their purposes but whenever they move away from them, they a...
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Publicado 2018
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The child with cancer that, as a result of the hospitalization, has been suddenly forced to abandon his home, his province, their customs; that has experienced family separation due to the schedules of the health center; that is opposite to medical procedures necessary for its treatment, where you will experience pain and generalized discomfort; shall, inevitably, high levels of stress and anxiety, symptoms of psychological and behavioral clear that will produce the blockade of important processes at cerebral level, preventing the regular learning. However, are identified substantial factors that produce this blockade, so as to put in place mechanisms adapted to teaching and activate the learning process in hospitalized children with cancer.
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Publicado 2018
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The child with cancer that, as a result of the hospitalization, has been suddenly forced to abandon his home, his province, their customs; that has experienced family separation due to the schedules of the health center; that is opposite to medical procedures necessary for its treatment, where you will experience pain and generalized discomfort; shall, inevitably, high levels of stress and anxiety, symptoms of psychological and behavioral clear that will produce the blockade of important processes at cerebral level, preventing the regular learning. However, are identified substantial factors that produce this blockade, so as to put in place mechanisms adapted to teaching and activate the learning process in hospitalized children with cancer.
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Publicado 2016
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The learning strategy shows how people who learn, think and solve problems successfully are strategic. So a person is strategic plans, evaluates and regulates their own mental processes.Therefore, the use of strategies in learning aims to select, combine and redesign cognitive processes. A learning strategy is a sequence of activities; consequently, an apprentice strategist must learn to design, plan the purposes of learning, and organize and lead those processes to achieve the desired competition. Strategic training therefore lies in both the acquisition of planning processes, the forecasting of instruments and the implementation and implementation of strategies to achieve the desired performance.
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Publicado 2016
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The learning strategy shows how people who learn, think and solve problems successfully are strategic. So a person is strategic plans, evaluates and regulates their own mental processes.Therefore, the use of strategies in learning aims to select, combine and redesign cognitive processes. A learning strategy is a sequence of activities; consequently, an apprentice strategist must learn to design, plan the purposes of learning, and organize and lead those processes to achieve the desired competition. Strategic training therefore lies in both the acquisition of planning processes, the forecasting of instruments and the implementation and implementation of strategies to achieve the desired performance.
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Publicado 2016
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The learning strategy shows how people who learn, think and solve problems successfully are strategic. So a person is strategic plans, evaluates and regulates their own mental processes.Therefore, the use of strategies in learning aims to select, combine and redesign cognitive processes. A learning strategy is a sequence of activities; consequently, an apprentice strategist must learn to design, plan the purposes of learning, and organize and lead those processes to achieve the desired competition. Strategic training therefore lies in both the acquisition of planning processes, the forecasting of instruments and the implementation and implementation of strategies to achieve the desired performance.
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Publicado 2021
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Permanent technological training favors teaching and its importance in learning modalities. Therefore, it is proposed to analyze the academic performance of permanent training in ICT skills for teachers and compare the performance of digital learning modalities. The research was quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional in a higher education institution with continuous training processes. Two editions of courses were considered in which online TIC tools were taught for teachers. The activity records made it possible to analyze the academic performance of permanent training in TIC skills for teachers and compare the learning modalities' performance through them. In this sense, the results of the teaching-learning process in TIC skills reflect that the evaluations of the first b-learning modality course with 44 participants present a 98% approval rate compared to the second e-learning mod...
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Publicado 2021
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Relevant points of artificial learning are exposed in order to understand it in a simple way, starting from some considerations and comparisons with human learning. The first steps that began the long path of the development of this faculty in machines are narrated, a process that in a short time was reaching unthinkable goals thanks to the joint impulse of microelectronics, computing, and neurosciences. The role of robotic imitation is highlighted as an effective technique to acquire model behaviours, without the need for complex algorithmic processes. Then the sequence that makes it possible for a baby robot to learn is described: Reception / Exploration, Reaction, Reinforcement, Repetition of the routine, Learning proper, and Prediction. It is concluded that the progress of artificial intelligence has generated computational models that today make possible even the autonomous learning...
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Publicado 2021
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Relevant points of artificial learning are exposed in order to understand it in a simple way, starting from some considerations and comparisons with human learning. The first steps that began the long path of the development of this faculty in machines are narrated, a process that in a short time was reaching unthinkable goals thanks to the joint impulse of microelectronics, computing, and neurosciences. The role of robotic imitation is highlighted as an effective technique to acquire model behaviours, without the need for complex algorithmic processes. Then the sequence that makes it possible for a baby robot to learn is described: Reception / Exploration, Reaction, Reinforcement, Repetition of the routine, Learning proper, and Prediction. It is concluded that the progress of artificial intelligence has generated computational models that today make possible even the autonomous learning...
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Publicado 2024
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Introduction. The metaverse is a construction of universes operated in digital environments where users connect to alternate realities on an identity platform through avatars that reflect their appearance, physical movements, body and facial expressions. Objective. To identify teachers’ knowledge about the metaverse and propose pedagogical strategies that support its incorporation into the thematic content of the subjects. Method. 68 teachers working in higher education institutions between 36 and 55 years of age participated. A non-parametric test (Chi-Square) was applied to identify possible relationships between the variable Knowledge of the Metaverse and the activities of teachers on technological trends, adaptation and learning dynamics on artificial intelligence of students. Results. It was identified that only 46 % of the teaching staff knows what the Metaverse is and that non-p...
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Publicado 2024
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Introduction. The metaverse is a construction of universes operated in digital environments where users connect to alternate realities on an identity platform through avatars that reflect their appearance, physical movements, body and facial expressions. Objective. To identify teachers’ knowledge about the metaverse and propose pedagogical strategies that support its incorporation into the thematic content of the subjects. Method. 68 teachers working in higher education institutions between 36 and 55 years of age participated. A non-parametric test (Chi-Square) was applied to identify possible relationships between the variable Knowledge of the Metaverse and the activities of teachers on technological trends, adaptation and learning dynamics on artificial intelligence of students. Results. It was identified that only 46 % of the teaching staff knows what the Metaverse is and that non-p...
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This research is based on a framework of educational innovation by making use of Facebook as a pedagogical tool in teaching of Logical thinking course with the aim of moving the teaching practice in new learning environments, increase the interest, high motivation students and results in the assessment of learning. The sample was 80 students ( considered as users) of A and B sections of the Professional School of Accounting during the academic semester 2015- 11. In the frrst instance starts the development of the subject using standard strategies during the first unit; then, in units 2 and 3, use the social network Facebook asan educational tool. Through this space could create among members, open communication channels, sharing information in a dynamic and effective way to strengthen practices related to learning; class guides whose presentations were associated with the use of web 2.0 ...
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Publicado 2020
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The research set out to awaken the interest of the academic community about the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the country’s university education through the analysis of social isolation and remote work. University education faces a new scenario: to surviving or undergo the pandemic, and remote learning becomes a new strategy for our students to continue their professional training. UNESCO indicates according to its calculations there are more than 1,500 million students in the world (and close to 10 million in Peru) confined to their homes due to the pandemic. Results show that university teachers are obviously not familiar with remote work or virtual learning environments. Finally, it is concluded that the university teacher has the possibility of turning the health threat generated by COVID-19 into an educational opportunity through remote interaction, despite social isolation,...
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Publicado 2014
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In the past decade is frequent use of information and communication technologies as part of the educational and pedagogical task, since it develops a variety of relationships, behaviors, attitudes, roles, skills and other domains, which involves creativity and innovation based on the capabilities and interest of those involved so it has become an essential tool for teaching and learning processes, information, communication, and the generation, appropriation and use of knowledge and the development of technology, science and knowledge, requiring only the use of Internet, telematics, robotics, computer, technology, cyber, cyberspace, cyber art and the like, with very specific performance criteria that would help address the how and with what care the nature of learning and performance of teachers.
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Publicado 2020
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In the current scientific literature refers to the contributions from the Neurosciences for the understanding of learning processes. This is how, as well as from the branches of Neurosciences, such as Cognitive Neuroscience, specific contributions are bornthat facilitates the understanding of these processes. On the other hand, Neuroeducation as a new discipline proposes to take these contributions from the Neurosciences for the improvement of educational practices, and thereby optimize learning. The objective of this article is to analyze the theoretical contributions in force from the Neurosciences, to understand the learning situated in educational contexts. For this, the relationship of the concepts Neuroscience, Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroeducation is alluded to. In addition, the main contributions from the Neurosciences are analyzed to understand the processes of neuroplastici...
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Publicado 2018
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El presente trabajo de investigación muestra los éxitos y los fracasos de la aplicación de los MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses). Haremos un análisis de sus diferentes facetas desde su concepto inicial hasta la implementación en los Estados Unidos, Europa y América Latina. Salimos de un estudio empírico y comparativo de la atención que ha recibido el término “MOOCs” en las búsquedas web. En lo que sigue analizaremos los aspectos más deficientes de los MOOCs y buscamos explicaciones para el auge y la caída de los MOOCs. También evaluamos factores menos tratados en la bibliografía hasta la fecha, como son la forma y diseño de sus procesos de producción y distribución, la sostenibilidad en términos económicos y las perspectivas para crear un mercado global para MOOCs. Palabras claves: MOOCs, e-learning, CMS, LMS, multifacético, dimensiones, proceso E-
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Publicado 2018
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El presente trabajo de investigación muestra los éxitos y los fracasos de la aplicación de los MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses). Haremos un análisis de sus diferentes facetas desde su concepto inicial hasta la implementación en los Estados Unidos, Europa y América Latina. Salimos de un estudio empírico y comparativo de la atención que ha recibido el término “MOOCs” en las búsquedas web. En lo que sigue analizaremos los aspectos más de?cientes de los MOOCs y buscamos explicaciones para el auge y la caída de los MOOCs. También evaluamos factores menos tratados en la bibliografía hasta la fecha, como son la forma y diseño de sus procesos de producción y distribución, la sostenibilidad en términos económicos y las perspectivas para crear un mercado global para MOOCs. Palabras claves: MOOCs, e-learning, CMS, LMS, multifacético, dimensiones, proceso E-
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Publicado 2014
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There is a theoretical need for the pedagogical analysis, the presence and use of the New Information and Communication Technologies in the educational processes, this article proposes to recognize, from a sociocultural perspective, the Virtual Environments of Learning as an instrument of mediation. This means, as a component adding to the educational activity two orientations: as structure of external action and as a source for internal representation. Formulated in this way, a virtual learning environment orients itself towards proper ways of technological performance in the educational process. Simultaneously this triggers in students, new forms of cognitive regulation that offer new opportunities and strategies as a condition of learning. This perspective is part of the pedagogic dimension necessary for a pertinent application and orientation of learning in virtual trainning.
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Publicado 2014
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The main objective of this research is to deepen our understanding of the concept of cooperative interaction under conditions of asynchronous mediation in virtual learning. The study starts with the basic assumption that technology is not a neutral component in an interaction (Person–Machine–Person). It follows; therefore, that a change in the way of perceiving interaction may be created by the way manoeuvrability is facilitated via the internet and the framework of virtuality. The research methodology examines the cooperative asynchronous interaction as two different but complementary processes. The initial, theoretical exploration is designed to understand the psychological, pedagogical and technological factors under which cooperation in virtual learning is generated. The subsequent, empirical exploration is designed to observe –via a triangulation of the data– how the coopera...
