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Servia, M.J. (2019): Da utopía á realidade: A implementación de varias actividades de Aprendizaxe- Servizo nunha mesma materia. En De la Torre Fernández, E. (ed.) (2019). Contextos universitarios transformadores: construíndo espazos de aprendizaxe. III Xornadas de Innovación Docente. Cufie. Universidade da Coruña. A Coruña (pág. 415-424). DOI: https://doi.org/10.17979/spudc.9788497497121.415
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[Resumo] Os proxectos de Aprendizaxe-Servizo (ApS) poden resultar atractivos para estudantes e profesores
polas múltiples oportunidades que ofrecen para a mellora na formación en contidos e a adquisición de
competencias transversais. Porén, tamén esixen unha planificación moi coidadosa e un seguimento
exhaustivo, o que fai que o número de alumnos que xeralmente poden participar nestas actividades sexa
reducido. Co obxectivo de ampliar a oferta de prazas para participar en ApS, na actualidade ofrécense
dous proxectos diferentes na materia de Etoloxía (cuarto curso do Grao en Bioloxía da Universidade da
Coruña). O primeiro faise en colaboración coa Asociación Protectora de animais Gatocan, e ten como
obxectivo promover a adopción de animais e reducir o seu abandono mediante a publicación de artigos
no boletín electrónico da asociación. O segundo faise en colaboración co Concello de Oleiros e ten
como obxectivo a divulgación e formación do público sobre os problemas relacionados cunha especie
invasora. Así, nesta comunicación destácanse os aspectos mais críticos relacionados coa planificación,
seguimento e resultados das ApS, así como outras cuestións derivadas de posibles desequilibrios entre
os proxectos.
[Abstract] Learning-Service Projects (LSP) may be attractive both for students and teachers because of the multiple opportunities they offer to help students achieve transversal competencies. However, LSP activities demand detailed planning and thorough monitoring, thus limiting the maximum number of students that can participate in those projects. With the aim of increasing the number of students that can enrol for LSP, at present two different projects are offered for the subject of Ethology (fourth course of Grade in Biology at the University of A Coruña). The first project entails collaboration with the Animal Protection Association Gatocan, and the objective of the service is to promote pet adoption and reduce abandonment through the publication of articles in the electronic journal of the association. The second project involves science dissemination and education of the inhabitants of the Council of Oleiros on the problems associated to an invasive species. Thus, in this communication critical aspects are highlighted for the planning, monitoring and results of LSP projects, as well as other questions derived from potential disequilibria between projects.
[Abstract] Learning-Service Projects (LSP) may be attractive both for students and teachers because of the multiple opportunities they offer to help students achieve transversal competencies. However, LSP activities demand detailed planning and thorough monitoring, thus limiting the maximum number of students that can participate in those projects. With the aim of increasing the number of students that can enrol for LSP, at present two different projects are offered for the subject of Ethology (fourth course of Grade in Biology at the University of A Coruña). The first project entails collaboration with the Animal Protection Association Gatocan, and the objective of the service is to promote pet adoption and reduce abandonment through the publication of articles in the electronic journal of the association. The second project involves science dissemination and education of the inhabitants of the Council of Oleiros on the problems associated to an invasive species. Thus, in this communication critical aspects are highlighted for the planning, monitoring and results of LSP projects, as well as other questions derived from potential disequilibria between projects.
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