La preparación del tutor en la microuniversidad: retos y desafíos

Addressing preschool and elementary school teachers, and reclaiming the theory of multiple intelligences, two teachers show how to develop the bodily-kinesthetic, spatial, linguistic, logical-mathematical, musical, and personal intelligences of their students with special needs. Each teacher, according to whichever intelligence he seeks to develop in his students at a given time, can select the appropriate game based on the information the authors provide for each one: its purpose, the materials needed to carry it out, and evaluation criteria. This extremely useful resource is based on the...

Ser capaz de convertirse en dueño de sí mismo y conducir de forma reflexiva y responsable la propia vida, ser capaz de protagonizar propuestas y proyectos de diversa índole y alcance, ser capaz de autonomía e iniciativa y a la vez cooperar con los demás sin aislarse en un individualismo insolidario, son las principales tareas formativas que pretende la competencia que se aborda en esta obra. El libro comienza presentando los conceptos de autonomía e iniciativa, viendo cómo se concretan en el currículum y mostrando los procesos mediante los cuales se aprenden dichas competencias. La...

AN ARROW IN THE BULLSEYE - Evaluation as learning - Evaluation is an educational phenomenon that conditions the whole teaching and learning process and it can be good for many purposes. The important thing is to use it as learning, as a way of understanding, to improve the practices to which it is applied. The metaphor of the arrow in the bullseye is good to understand, in an obvious way, that one may evaluate to classify, to compare, to select or, simply, to qualify. It is necessary, however, to use it to learn and to improve the learning of the students, the dynamics of the centres, the...

A "normal" family becomes a remarried family. The children move between their parents houses. One day, when the children go to visit their dad, he does not live alone, there is a woman and children living there. The children think it would be great if they could get rid of the other family, but that would make thier dad sad and they begin to belive that would be wrong.