Effect of the SIMAS Digital Environment in the Communication, Attitude and the Pedagogical Strategies Used by Teachers: Validation of two Areas and Levels of the Education System
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https://doi.org/10.37467/gka-revedutech.v4.290Keywords:
Teacher Communication, Pedagogical Practices, Teaching Strategies, Teachers’ Attitudes, Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)Abstract
The article shows the project "effect of digital ambient SIMAS in the communication, the attitude and the pedagogics strategies used by teachers: validation of two areas and levels of educative system" It has been developed with experimental groups (used SIMAS) and control groups (using plane text in the Escuela Normal Superior de Ubate (ENSU) and the Fundacion de Educacion Superior Nueva America (FESNA) The advances are: 1. Definition of categories of strategies of study of teachers communication, teachers actitudes in learning spaces and practices of pedagogics strategies used by teachers. 2. Make and application of instruments for collected datas.
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