Students of Primary Education
Perception of the Professional Competences of Last Year’s Students of Pre-Primary Education and Primary Education Degrees and Students of Training Teachers Master
... Este trabajo pretende dar a conocer la percepción del alumnado de 4º curso en los Grados de Educación Infantil, Educación Primaria y Máster Universitario en Profesorado de Educación Se[r] ...
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Systematic introduction of vocabulary and its effect on acquisition: primary education students of english as a foreign language
... number of occurrences for significant acquisition must be placed at 9 to 10 ...light of these results, it appears that 2 or 3 encounters with a word imply no gaining of ...degree of ...
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The empowerment of students through the TRIC. Narrative creations through Stop Motion in primary education
... development of learning related to audio- visual narrative, with the aim of fostering interactive relationships through of the ...a primary education center, wich we have highlingted ...
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Significance of students´ activities for the learning process, qualitative analysis in primary education in Republic of Macedonia
... kind of lecture, the following activities were written in the daily plan: directed conversation as an introductory activity; independent work of students, supervision by the teacher, guidance and ...
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The effects of explicit spelling instruction on the orthographic performance of Spainish students in the third cycle of Primary Education
... consisting of a very clear-cut and well-established taxonomy of spelling dimensions and aspects which we believed should be mastered at the end of Primary Education (five were the ...
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Strategies to involve students of teaching education careers.
... schools of the community were invited to participate in a one-day-visit to the computer lab of the Faculty for a recreational-educational ...a primary school send 27 children (9-10 year olds), and a ...
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Environmental education in Tobago’s primary school: A case study of coral reef education
... Environmental education is a relatively new area on the primary school curriculum of Trinidad and ...Because of the close relationship between human activities and the degradation of ...
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Students’ Motivation to Choose Language Itineraries in the Degree of Primary Education
... performance of each group separately, the analysis does not render statistically significant ...teachers of Asturian would report a more intimate and emotional connection with the local language of ...
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International perspectives on retention and persistence
... higher education in select countries provide insight into these ...percentage of students in higher education of the total population of eligible students) between 1980 ...
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Learning Outcomes in CLIL Programmes: a Comparison of Results between Urban and Rural Environments
... decades of implementing CLIL programmes in Spain, there is still a lack of solid grounding on the effects of this kind of approach in areas other than the development of the foreign ...
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IS THERE SEXISM IN THE SPANISH-LANGUAGE TEXTBOOKS OF PRIMARY EDUCATION? A COMPLEMENTARY TEXT FOR ANALYSIS
... positive: students were motivated in class and were capable of incorporating elements derived from their personal history which enriched the debate (for example, many mothers and grandmothers are ...
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Perceived student satisfaction and professional relevance in the Practicum
... for Students’ was taken as the reference point for the collection of information (González &Hevia, ...characteristics of students in infant and primary education ...judgement ...
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Oral Competence in English at the end of Primary Education
... principal of the Spanish educational system in the Organic Law of Education: “the training for the communication in one or more foreign languages” (LOE, ...Improvement of the Educational ...
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WONCA STATEMENT 1991
... The general practitioner or family physician is the physician who is primarily responsible for providing comprehensive health care to every individual seeking medical care, and arranging for other health personnel to ...
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Drinking water, sanitation and hygiene in schoolspdf, 13.28Mb
... inclusive of children – embracing diversity and not excluding, discriminating or stereotyping on the basis of difference; effective for learning – promoting good quality teaching and learning processes with ...
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Presentaciones de la Asignatura Didáctica de las Ciencias Experimentales. Curso 2017-18
... element of human activity that usually consist of beliefs and practices on issues of existential type, moral and ...talk of "religions" to refer to specific forms of ...
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La identidad cultural en los escolares de la Enseñanza Primaria. Una alternativa desde las actividades complementarias y extraescolares
... The cultural identity in schools of Primary Education. Tiene como objetivo precisar los elementos fundamentales relacionados con la formación del valor identidad desde las [r] ...
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Interview with Marc Depaepe
... paradoxes of the ...can of course be of help with this, as well as complete open access to contemporary journal articles (which undoubtedly could lead to a democratisation of knowledge, even ...
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Vital Problems Of Professional Ecological Training Of Future Geography Teachers
... problems of the society-nature interaction (socio-environmental problems) determine the content of the training of a would-be ...characteristics of the pedagogical sphere translate into the ...
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Reforms and their components Does democracy really matter?
... amounts of GDP per capita, rule of law or education imply lesser ...lowering education, or eliminating equality among citizens or even making them poorer, countries will experiment a boost in ...
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