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Martínez-Figueira, E., Bacelo González, V. ., & Fernández Menor, I. (2022). El aprendizaje cooperativo en el Grado de Educación Primaria: la voz de sus estudiantes. International Journal of New Education, (9), 5–21. Recuperado a partir de https://www.revistas.uma.es/index.php/NEIJ/article/view/14173
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[Resumen] La compleja realidad actual en la formación superior
sugiere incorporar metodologías activas basadas en
la interacción entre iguales, como puede ser el aprendizaje cooperativo, que favorece la participación activa de los estudiantes y promueve la capacidad de
razonar críticamente. En base a ello, el propósito de
este estudio es presentar la valoración que realizan
los futuros docentes de Educación Primaria sobre
el aprendizaje cooperativo. Para ello se realiza una
investigación exploratoria secuencial en dos fases
sobre las 47 guías docentes cursadas y encuestando
a 57 estudiantes de último curso del Grado de Educación Primaria de la Universidad de Vigo, empleando una ficha de análisis, una escala y un DAFO. Las
valoraciones recabadas apuntan a que el aprendizaje
cooperativo potencia aprendizajes relacionados con
la materia que se cursa y con las competencias del tulo del Grado vinculadas al trabajo grupal, al existir
una correspondencia entre los objetivos que el trabajo cooperativo pretende alcanzar y los objetivos concretos de aprendizaje de la asignatura. Se constata
que la colaboración entre estudiantes y docentes, y
entre los propios estudiantes, contribuye a la construcción del conocimiento en el aula universitaria.
También se concluye con una serie de indicadores
que orientan mejoras en la metodología estudiada.
[Abstract] The current complex reality in higher education suggests incorporating active methodologies based on interaction between peers, such as cooperative learning, which favours the active participation of students and promotes the ability to reason critically. Based on this, the purpose of this study is to present the assessment made by future Primary Education teachers about cooperative learning. For this purpose, a two-phase sequential exploratory research was carried out on the 47 teaching guides studied and 57 final year students of the Degree in Primary Education at the University of Vigo were surveyed, using an analysis sheet, a scale and a SWOT. The evaluations obtained suggest that cooperative learning enhances learning related to the subject being studied and to the competences of the degree linked to group work, as there is a correspondence between the objectives that cooperative work aims to achieve and the specific learning objectives of the subject. It is found that collaboration between students and teachers, and among students themselves, contributes to the construction of knowledge in the university classroom. It also concludes with a series of indicators that guide improvements in the methodology studied
[Abstract] The current complex reality in higher education suggests incorporating active methodologies based on interaction between peers, such as cooperative learning, which favours the active participation of students and promotes the ability to reason critically. Based on this, the purpose of this study is to present the assessment made by future Primary Education teachers about cooperative learning. For this purpose, a two-phase sequential exploratory research was carried out on the 47 teaching guides studied and 57 final year students of the Degree in Primary Education at the University of Vigo were surveyed, using an analysis sheet, a scale and a SWOT. The evaluations obtained suggest that cooperative learning enhances learning related to the subject being studied and to the competences of the degree linked to group work, as there is a correspondence between the objectives that cooperative work aims to achieve and the specific learning objectives of the subject. It is found that collaboration between students and teachers, and among students themselves, contributes to the construction of knowledge in the university classroom. It also concludes with a series of indicators that guide improvements in the methodology studied
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