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Work practices respond to a substantial component in the development of skills of future professionals, entailing important development milestones in its processes in order to ensure that students acquire skills that link theory and practice for future job placement. The present research focused on analyzing and systematizing the main theoretical and legal foundations and key actions that support labor practice in educational contexts at the universities of Ecuador. For this purpose, a documentary-type investigation was used, which favored the review and reflection of different bibliographic sources obtained from high-impact search engines through content analysis. After the analysis, it was concluded that the development of work/professional practices in the training and professional development processes of teachers allow knowledge management in universities from research to act in their own field of action. Furthermore, this pedagogical training is based on learning to serve, as knowledge is acquired and integrated. These favors providing the community with a quality social service, addressing priority needs in relation to the educational field. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of the research was to determine whether the Socioemotional Competencies (SEC) of teachers are strengthened throughout their professional experience, comparing the SEC of teachers in training in the bachelor's degree in education with experienced teachers in education leading a classroom group. Non-experimental descriptive quantitative research was conducted, in which a sample of 22 teachers in the final stage of pedagogical training in the bachelor's degree in teaching and Learning for Tele Secondary Education and 36 experienced teachers in the classroom without initial teacher training, currently working within the Mexican educational system, participated. Both groups were administered the Emotional Quotient Inventory test, resulting in a difference in the overall emotional quotient score that demonstrates that experienced teachers present more developed SEC. This difference is significant, despite not having had formal teacher training. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research analyzes the professional development of elementary school teachers in the light of two main points of reference: their professional career paths and their participation in performance assessment programs. In this qualitative study, by means of two tools from the biographical method (life stories and biograms), the authors retrace the professional paths of six Mexican elementary school teachers who took part in different performance assessment programs. They conclude that the career paths reveal a continuous search for better working conditions and that, even with the potential of the evaluations, the results show their partial and inconsistent use in the teachers’ careers. In the light of the analyzed career paths, performance assessment programs in Mexico only promote professional development to a limited extent and focus on individual performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The diversity of circumstances that occur in classrooms requires teachers to be capable of exercising professional judgment when assessing and addressing students' needs. A qualitative approach study was carried out between 2018 and 2023 to analyze how future teachers perceive the development of these critical skills through didactic discussions based on the analysis of classroom videos. This study examined multiple cases (n =5) based on discussions from the observation of videos of three lessons in a training course in teaching English as a foreign language at a private institution located in Montevideo, Uruguay. Using surveys (n=33) and semi-structured interviews with the participants (n=8), we investigated, using discourse analysis techniques, how they conceive the discussions of lesson videos to develop skills linked to the perception and implementation of pedagogical aspects. The two aspects perceived to be most important about video selection were authenticity and variety. We found the instances significant for the student teachers since they noted the importance of flexibly relating the theories learned with emerging needs. The findings of this research show that didactic discussions based on the use of videos of educational cases in teacher training contribute to developing skills linked to the perception of needs so that informed pedagogical decisions can be made considering the complex teaching and learning processes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article shares some reflections built from a series of ongoing studies, aimed at investigating teaching practices and training experiences from a (self) biographical-narrative approach. The line of research that brings them together seeks to dispute pedagogical meanings, promote processes of co-training and professional development among peers, and intervene in the educational debate through discursive practices and pedagogical works written by teachers and teachers in training. The notion of bio-library allows us to investigate the processes of identity construction and the formation of a textual corpus that collects and mobilizes the voices of those who find in the narrative records a peculiar way of investigating and enriching the pedagogical field, highlighting its historical character, dynamic, contingent and localized. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study deals with teacher training and the teaching-learning process of literacy in the Elementary and Middle School Sublevels of the Aníbal González Álava Educational Unit. The research arises from the identification of academic difficulties in students who do not master the literacy process and the training of teachers, sometimes separated from Educational Sciences. Research questions were formulated from the problem: What is the theory related to teacher training and the teaching-learning process of literacy? What is the level of academic training of the teachers? What is the teacher training plan for the development of the teaching-learning process of literacy? The objective is to specify a teacher training plan for the development of the process described above. Methods from the theoretical level were used to approach the object-field of research, empirically a survey, mathematically processed, was used. The results reflected that several teachers do not have training in Educational Sciences and are unaware of the management of the teachinglearning process of literacy. In conclusion: teacher training for the development of the teaching-learning process of literacy is essential in the training of professionals of excellence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This research article focuses on teaching practice based on a didactic proposal about the topic of pesticides, developed in Chemistry discipline in a third-year high school class, based on the assumptions of sts Education. The topic, considered controversial, was related to the students' context. Thus, the analysis aimed to identify the implications, challenges, and potentialities in and for science teaching. The methodological approach is qualitative, based on the analysis of the logbook produced during the classes. The excerpts were analysed according to the Textual Discourse Analysis, resulting in a final category entitled: Reflections on the teaching practice facing the sts (Science, Technology, Society) Education. The results contributed to highlight the act of reflecting on what should be taught and what is taught, fostering context-oriented debates that aim at the formation of critical people, in the same way that it helps positively in the development of the teacher. Among the results, we can highlight the teachers lack of time, conditions, and tools to promote teaching in an interdisciplinary way, as well as the lack of initial and/or continuing formation based on the assumptions of sts Education. Therefore, the potentialities refer to changes in teaching practice, identified in this work, originating from the reflection and experience of classroom activities based on sts Education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article we look into the ways of appropriation of the Human Sciences Support Project (PROHUM) in three Argentine national universities: those of La Plata, General Sarmiento and Luján. A collective case study of instrumental type was developed at a micro-social scale, triangulating data from institutional documents and in-depth interviews with authorities. The research sought to determine the degree of autonomy of these actors in the institutional definitions reached. Among the common measures, priority was given to the strengthening of positions assigned to pedagogical training subjects in teaching programs in the disciplines included in the PROHUM. The measures for the consolidation of teams for the initial stages of the careers also had a prominent place. Among the differences, the criteria that guided the decisions in each case stand out: the massiveness or the situation of dropout in the first years. In all three cases, a high degree of autonomy in defining improvements in teacher training was evident. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to study the level of social eco-literacy around sustainable development among teachers at secondary school level (ESO), and to understand how they incorporate this into their educational practice, in order to better understand the theoretical-practical state of sustainability in education in Spain. A questionnaire was created to study the level of ecosocial literacy among teachers at secondary school level (O = .89). The sample is made up of secondary school teachers (N = 826), using non-probabilistic snowball sampling, during the 2020-2021 academic year. A descriptive and inferential analysis was performed using Pearson's Chi-square (p < .05), via JAMOVI 2.2.5 and SPSS. The results showed that teachers with a higher degree of knowledge have a tendency to apply active participatory and technology-based methodologies that improve social transformation, encouraging the analysis and critical thinking necessary for students to acquire skills in sustainability. It was also shown that it is necessary to incorporate a sustainability perspective into ongoing training, given the complex, holistic and dynamic current situation, in order to provide responses to the planet's problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The results of an action research process conducted in 2022 at Santo Tomás University, Bogotá, Colombia, with 36 teachers, 12 USTA teachers, and 24 students teachers from the Specialization in Pedagogy and Teaching of the Fundación Universitaria del Área Andina from Bogotá are presented in this article. Participants were divided into two groups based on the training they received in mobile learning strategies, especially those focused on English language communication skills development. The first and second phases of the research focused on diagnosis and the design of pedagogical strategies aimed at optimizing digital competencies in teachers to achieve learning objectives in English. The third phase, or evaluation phase, allowed for an analysis of the impact of implementing the mobile learning model, which emerged as an innovative strategy and an opportunity for professional development for teachers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

As part of a close cooperation in the area of German Studies, the German Language Department of the Universidad Nacional de Asunción participated in a project called FLinKUS, which integrates researchers, teachers and students from several partner universities. The project combines empirical research with university teacher training through active participation in school and didactic development processes in schools teaching German outside German-speaking countries. The article presents the FLinKUS model as it was originally conceived and as it has been implemented in our regional context in collaboration with a specific school in Asunción. The text will take stock of how the project was implemented, with which objectives and methods, with which actors, and to what extent the model and its application can contribute to sustainable, research-based teacher education. Preliminary results of FLinKUS in Paraguay show that: 1. A multiprofessional and international learning community was formed. 2. Students were placed as the main actors in the process, achieving the design and application of research tools in the local context. 3. Concrete data has been collected about the school, the teaching of German at the school and the language biography of the students. 4. Local knowledge has been generated with a methodology that has the potential to move towards a research-based teacher training model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study examines the career trajectories of three secondary technical-vocational education teachers in Chile who decided to study pedagogy while working in technical high schools. Unlike the traditional teacher training path, these professionals entered the workforce before formalizing their pedagogical education, offering a unique perspective on their professional development. The analysis focuses on identifying points of convergence and divergence in their trajectories, using biographical narratives to uncover key moments, motivations, and vocational shifts. The results revealed positive previous educational experiences and an early attraction to teaching as common points, while differences were found in the paths taken before entering teaching. Unlike conventionally trained teachers, these professionals approach pedagogy with a clear understanding of their formative process, underscoring the importance of tailoring teacher training programs to their specific needs. Thus, this study offers an insightful perspective on the professional development of technical-vocational education teachers, suggesting ways to enrich training processes in this educational field. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Initial Teacher Training (FID) is based on the idea that the educational system is homogeneous in its purposes, study plans and programs, conditions and quality of its students, native languages, and characteristics of the territories. In Chile there are teaching induction or development experiences to improve practices, including tutoring or mentoring. From our systematization of development, extension and research projects with young people and adults, intercultural and rural education, we have recognized impact experiences on the professional teaching performance and student learning. However, mentoring or tutoring associated with the FID is scarce - except for the pedagogical practices of students - in sectors that are on the edges of the educational system. Therefore, based on a systematization and analysis of these experiences, we make a proposal for tutoring or mentoring, from internships to induction and teacher development, for teacher training [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The handbook “Biographical Narratives in the Training of Beginning Teachers” offers a valuable perspective on the professional development of new teachers and the importance of mentoring. Through personal stories, the book provides insight into the experiences, challenges, and triumphs faced by novice educators. In addition, it invites experienced teachers to reflect on the need and importance of supporting new teachers. The book is a collective work that brings together diverse professional voices and is the product of a synergy between academia and professional practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this article is to reflect on a proposal to strengthen research seedbeds in the Scientific and Technological field of students in secondary and secondary education in the department of Meta, Colombia. This development occurs from the identified variables: seedbed management, the development of scientific-technological talent, the role of the teacher and the scientific-technological competencies of the students; The research, methodologically, addresses the positivist paradigm with a quantitative approach, through the collection of information with a survey technique applied to 36 teachers immersed in the investigative processes in the public educational institutions of the municipality of Meta, Colombia. Once the field work has been completed, the statistical parameters and their corresponding analysis of results have been applied, the conclusions show that, in the Seedbed Management variable, subcategories C and D (ICT Application), have higher percentages in the "regular" categories. "and "insufficient"; As the second variable analyzed, Development of Scientific and Technological Talent, subcategory C (application of ICT), has a higher percentage in the "regular" and "insufficient" categories, relevantly; Now, in the variable about Teacher Role, the results in this category ranged between "regular" and "poor", the relationship with the context, the little attention to the needs and the difficulty of the teacher for development are evaluated as weak. in students of Scientific and Technological Competencies. Finally, the variable Scientific-Technological Competencies, the general measurement for this category ranged between "regular" and "poor", it is noted that most of the projects are weakly articulated with the context. Consequently, the importance and relevance of the proposal raised on the strengthening of scientific-technological seedbeds to impact the population under study is validated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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