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This study identifies opportunities for the integration of the content areas that comprise the artificial intelligence (AI) literacy curricula compiled by UNESCO with the Technological Education curriculum of Chilean primary education. Based on a qualitative methodology, a descriptive and exploratory case study is developed encompassing the study programs from first to sixth year primary education that define learning in Technological Education. The programs are analyzed using inductive thematic analysis. The results show that the Technological Education curriculum in Chile offers opportunities for the integration of the three content areas that comprise the curricula for AI literacy, with the TIC area being the most relevant for this integration. A proposal is offered to move towards the integration of AI literacy that can be adopted by other curricula with similar characteristics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This systematic review addresses the relevance of instruction in oral expression during the Primary Education stage. Initially, 305 articles were identified, of which only 12 form the basis of this paper. These articles were selected following specific selection criteria according to the PRISMA statement (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis). The results obtained reveal that the teaching of oral skills in the classroom context in Primary Education has been the subject of little study. In summary, this systematic review shows that there is limited academic attention to the teaching of oral expression in this educational stage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Cyberbullying is an aggressive and intentional act by one or more aggressors against a victim, using technology. The prevalence of cyberbullying perpetration in Primary Education in Spain is between 1.3% and 13.3%, although it has increased due to the lockdown derived from COVID-19. Cybervictimization in Secondary Education and dynamic family variables have been more studied in comparison with cyberperpetration in Primary Education and sociodemographic family variables, respectively. For this reason, the objective of this study is to evaluate the relationship between family sociodemographic variables (age, gender, educational level, immigration background, family structure, and degree of rurality of the municipality of family residence) and Primary Education cyberperpetration. A total of 1169 families of Primary Education (Year 5 and 6) were surveyed using a self-administered questionnaire (a = .84). Data analysis was performed through binary logistic regression using the statistical software R, version 4.1.0. The multivariate model was implemented by a stepwise procedure until the best predictive model was obtained in terms of the Akaike Information Criterion (AIC). Immigration background, parents' educational level, and family structure have a significant joint influence on cyberperpetration by Primary Education students. It is concluded that family-related sociodemographic variables predict the fact that students are cyberbullying aggressors. A cyberbullying prevention program following whole policy models is proposed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on the Dialogical Self Theory (henceforth DST), positioning in a pedagogical innovation is defined as a subjective stance taken that has been experienced by the teacher themselves. Thirty Andalusian primary school teachers in seven focus groups reported on five positioning descriptors: agency, ownership, sense-making, emotions and collaborative inquiry. Data were analysed with qualitative and quantitative procedures. The results showed three types of positioning: (1) active, positive and satisfactory positioning (n = 13), with high agency, ownership, sense-making, cooperation and positive emotions; (2) active, efficient and indifferent positioning (n = 8), with medium agency, medium-high degree of ownership, high degree of sense-making, indifferent emotions and a high degree of cooperation; (3) passive, critical and negative positioning (n = 9), with a low degree of agency, ownership, sense-making and cooperation and negative emotions. We provide relevant information to identify the positioning that emerges when primary school teachers participate in a pedagogical inquiry process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Este trabajo ahonda en las buenas prácticas en favor de la igualdad de género en centros de Educación Primaria de alta o baja eficacia de la Comunidad Autónoma Vasca. Se trata de un estudio con diseño descriptivo-exploratorio-explicativo y de metodología mixta con empleo de cuestionarios, entrevistas y grupos de discusión. Equipos directivos, inspección y docentes refieren diversidad de actividades coeducativas en función de la eficacia de los centros, aunque no siempre están incluidas en planes o programas. Los resultados muestran diferencias en la implicación de los centros y del profesorado, así como en la valoración que estos realizan de la socialización de género, dependiendo de factores personales (edad, sexo, experiencia docente y antigüedad en el centro) y contextuales (tamaño del centro, índice socioeconómico y cultural, inmigración, alta o baja eficacia escolar). Se concluye con la necesidad de incidir en aspectos estructurales u organizativos y en propuestas formativas de carácter más vivencial y contextualizado.

Resumen: Se presenta un estudio de caso que investiga la introducción del Aprendizaje Basado en Proyectos (ABP) en un centro educativo. A través de la elaboración de un proyecto centrado en el cómic no-ficcional, se elabora una propuesta que integra contenidos del currículum de lengua y literatura y de geografía con la finalidad de conseguir aprendizajes significativos. Se trata de una investigación-acción colaborativa mediante el trabajo de los investigadores junto al equipo docente para diseñar un Proyecto en un aula de cuarto de educación primaria de un colegio público de la localidad de Bytča (Eslovaquia). El objetivo es estudiar los beneficios que esta experiencia genera en la comunidad de aprendizaje. Se ha realizado un análisis cualitativo de los trabajos del alumnado, de las entrevistas no estructuradas, los Diarios de Aprendizaje de docentes e investigadores y las rúbricas de observación y evaluación. Como resultados se obtienen, entre otros, el aprendizaje competencial de contenidos curriculares, las reacciones tanto positivas como negativas por parte del profesorado y de alumnado y se constatan algunas dificultades, a las cuales se trata de dar respuesta. Se revela que el ABP resulta una metodología enriquecedora que contribuye a mejorar la calidad educativa en este contexto. Abstract: An exploratory case study is presented here, investigating the implementation of Project-Based Learning (PBL) in an educational institution. Through the development of a project focused on non-fiction comics, a proposal is developed that integrates content from the language and literature curriculum and geography with the aim of achieving significant learning. This is a collaborative action research through the work of the researchers together with the teaching team to design a Project in a fourth-grade primary school classroom in the town of Bytča, Slovakia. The objective is to study the benefits that this experience generates in the learning community. A qualitative analysis has been carried out on the students' work, the unstructured interviews, the Learning Diaries of teachers and researchers and the observation and evaluation rubrics. The results obtained include, among others, competency learning of curricular contents, both positive and negative reactions from teachers and students, and some difficulties are noted, to which an attempt is made to respond. It is revealed that PBL is an enriching methodology that contributes to improving educational quality in this context.

[Objetivo] En este estudio se han caracterizado tareas matemáticas sobre inecuaciones en textos escolares chilenos de 4.o y 5.o curso (9 y 10 años) de educación primaria. [Metodología] Se realizó un estudio cualitativo de carácter descriptivo considerando seis categorías, a saber: las prácticas algebraicas involucradas, la estructura sintáctica de las expresiones, el significado del concepto de inecuación, estrategias de resolución, el nivel de demanda cognitiva y el contexto. La muestra está compuesta por 206 tareas extraídas de los libros de textos escolares de educación matemáticas. [Resultados] Las tareas caracterizadas evidencian escasas prácticas que conducen al pensamiento algebraico. Dentro de estas prácticas y, con mayor predominio, destaca la representación de tipo simbólica alfanumérica. La estructura de las expresiones da cuenta de escasa variedad para generalizar y razonar, esto último tiene repercusiones en las estrategias de resolución, las cuales no se tratan progresivamente, con el objetivo de mejorar su comprensión. Las tareas propuestas presentan diversos significados de la inecuación. En cuanto a demanda cognitiva la mayoría de las tareas consisten en procedimientos con y sin conexión. Por último, los contextos más frecuentes son los matemáticos y, con escasa presencia, los personales, sociales y ocupacionales. [Conclusiones] Se concluye necesario enriquecer el diseño de tareas. Las categorías propuestas son una herramienta para visualizar qué elementos se toman en consideración y permiten mejorar las tareas sobre inecuaciones.

Introduction: This studio focuses on a horizontal conception of heritage, seeking the community’s involvement in the Roman Baths of Valduno site in the municipality of Las Regueras (Asturias). The impact of the different types of visits is analysed based on the work carried out by the school in the area: open visits (without intervening in the site and with the information panels created by a class group) and guided visits (by the expert team from the University of Oviedo and the volunteer Primary School students). Method: a mixed study is carried out as part of an educational ethnography. The instruments developed are questionnaires that collect the knowledge acquired by the public about the Roman Baths of Valduno site and participant observation that allows us to further understand the development of the intervention, the doubts, interests and difficulties of the public. Results: the site without intervention generates little interest from the public and, therefore, there is no real learning, while the other types of visits (open visits with new information panels and guided visits), based on the interests of the public and students, generate learning opportunities and a more significant experience. Conclusions: the educational intervention developed with the Primary School class and by the expert team at the site, following the lines established in previous studies on creating information panels and guided tours, achieved significantly more positive results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present study investigated the expression of emotions in pupils of the first five grades of primary school. The sample (N = 114) comprised pupils aged between 6.5 and 10.6 years, whose expression of emotions was observed using an observational schema. Observations were gathered in classrooms at 70 schools in different regions of Slovenia. Fourteen emotions were recognized in the pupils' expressions, with joy and anger predominating. The intensity of the expression of positive and negative emotions, as well as basic and complex emotions, was moderate, and no significant difference in intensity was observed between these categories. Boys expressed more positive, negative and basic emotions than girls. The situations that elicited emotions varied and reflected the prominent issues in school, particularly academic achievement, social interactions with teachers and classmates, and activities during lessons. The applicability of the results to teachers' work in the classroom was highlighted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The purpose of this study was to determine the factors associated with academic achievement in primary education during emergency remote teaching. For this purpose, a quantitative approach was used, with a non-experimental and cross-sectional design. The participants were 103 tutors of elementary school students in the south of the State of Sonora, Mexico. The type of sampling used was non-probabilistic. An instrument was used to measure the family-school relationship during confinement, as well as other variables such as sex, type of financing of the educational center and the final average of the previous cycle. The main findings allow establishing moderate positive correlations between the communication and participation dimensions and academic performance, as well as a high positive correlation between the technological scenario and academic performance. Likewise, significant differences were found between the academic performance of private school students and those enrolled in public schools. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Computational thinking emerges as a field of knowledge due to the increasing importance of technology and computing in today's society. It has been demonstrated that computational thinking can enhance problem-solving abilities by employing techniques from computer science to develop solutions for complex problems. It often involves the application of mathematical principles, such as algebra, geometry, and statistics. Mathematics is fundamental to computational thinking as it provides the theoretical and conceptual foundation for many computer science techniques. Mathematical concepts like functions, sets, and graph theory are essential for understanding algorithms and data structures. The aim of this study was to analyze the integration of mathematics and computational thinking and how this relationship has been measured using both connected and disconnected activities in primary school students. A total of 302 articles were reviewed, applying inclusion and exclusion criteria related to the study's variables of interest. The review found that most articles integrate mathematics and computational thinking based on their interconnectedness, using classroom strategies that support both fields of knowledge. Eleven articles propose activities encompassing four mathematical components (geometric, metric, spatial, and numeric) to address computational thinking, with the geometric component being the most commonly utilized. Only seven articles included students at the 0th grade level, and only two articles worked with populations from Central (Panama) and South America (Uruguay), suggesting that computational thinking is in its early stages in our continent, excluding North American countries where a higher number of articles are reported. [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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