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El profesor universitario debería saber desarrollar en el alumnado la capacidad de comprensión, más que la de repetición
El mundo se mueve rápido. Tanto que, a veces, da vértigo. Esa es una de las principales consecuencias de la revolución digital que vivimos. Lo que ahora es un éxito, en unos años puede ser un fracaso. Y afecta a negocios, empleos, estudios… Cada persona debe ser curiosa, flexible y proactiva para, en la medida de lo posible, adelantarse a los cambios. Una actitud aplicable también a las instituciones. La universidad, por ejemplo, vive un momento disruptivo. Para Salvador Alva, presidente del Tecnológico de Monterrey, la primera pregunta que debemos hacernos es: ¿Para qué sirven las universidades?
Podcasting for education has become increasingly popular in the past decade. This article explores four genres of podcast and how they can be used in online courses. The genres include: The Chat Show, The Narrative, The Tutorial and The Quick Burst. Each genre has its own strengths and weaknesses for supporting student learning, but each can also be employed for different learning tasks. Educators can seek out podcasts from each genre to incorporate in their teaching, or similarly inspire students to create their own podcasts after exploring the features of each genre. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
Bart van Maanen's curator insight,
July 25, 2019 5:05 AM
Ook in het onderwijs kunnen podcasts wat betekekenen, maar ook daar moet het publiek in ogenschouw worden genomen. Goede opmerkingen over vorm en geluidskwaliteit (ivm. aandachtsspanne van de leerlingen).
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July 29, 2019 5:42 AM
What can you do with podcasting in online courses? Here are some interesting examples ;)
"Despite their many positive qualities, "today's students are also the most self-centered, competitive, individualistic, sad, and stressed on record," writes educational psychologist Michele Borba. Find out how some schools and educators are working to change course by integrating empathy and other "soft skills" into lessons and routines--and why it matters to students' futures. " Via Jim Lerman
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June 23, 2019 8:39 AM
L'empathie est bien plus qu'une qualité. C'est une compétence, qu'il faut faire l'effort d'acquérir, mais aussi de transmettre. Et l'école maternelle est, à mon sens, le premier creuset dans lequel elle doit prendre racines, afin d'être transmise avec le même engagement qu'un enseignant doit prendre pour l'apprentissage de la lecture ou encore des mathématiques. C'est certainement ce chemin là qu'il faut emprunter pour un avenir meilleur !
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Yes, people don't know what they don't know; unknown unknowns are a fact of life. Via Jim Lerman
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“And typically, when this topic comes up, there are three or four issues embedded within it. First, there’s the question and discussion around the impact of artificial intelligence, automation on work and jobs, and whether we’ll have enough work and jobs left after that.
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