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EL DESARROLLO DE COMPETENCIAS PROFESIONALES EN LA FORMACIÓN INICIAL DE MAESTROS A TRAVÉS DE LA FORMACIÓN DUAL. EL CASO DE MODELO ALTERNANCIA, UNIVERSIDAD DE LLEIDA Y URBAN TEACHING ACADEMY, CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY LONG BEACH).

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Title: EL DESARROLLO DE COMPETENCIAS PROFESIONALES EN LA FORMACIÓN INICIAL DE MAESTROS A TRAVÉS DE LA FORMACIÓN DUAL. EL CASO DE MODELO ALTERNANCIA, UNIVERSIDAD DE LLEIDA Y URBAN TEACHING ACADEMY, CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY LONG BEACH).
Alternate Title: Development of professional skills in the initial training of teachers through dual training. The Alternancia model at University of Lleida and Urban Teaching Academy at California State University Long Beach.
Authors: Silva García, Patricia1 silva@pip.udl.cat, del Arco Bravo, Isabel1, Flores Alarcia, Óscar1
Source: Profesorado: Revista de Currículum y Formación del Profesorado. 2018, Vol. 22 Issue 1, p347-367. 21p.
Abstract (English): The initial formation of any academic degree has the goal of contributing in the necessary knowledge for the students, after they finish their studies, to develop the professional task they having preparing for. The correct application of the knowledge obtained in the workplace will be the guarantee in the success of higher education studies. However, the professional action in the school requires the development of the skills which can be obtained treating the contents separately and hoping that each student, by themselves, are able to connect and apply the skills together or they can also be obtained interlinked making it easier for students to develop them entirely. We develop a Case Studies (Simons, 2011)) with the aim to analyze of teaching practices offered at the level of Primary Education at the University of Lleida (UDL) Alternancia and at California State University Long Beach (CSCLB) Urban Teaching Academy (UTEACH) in order to make improvement points for the training described in the formative proposals. Among the results we underline that the teacher value the knowledge of the students with this working methodology. They consider that the daily practice at school facilitates the skills development needed for teaching. We agree with Duijnhover, Prins, Stokking, (2012) that feedback and communication are essential to improve since students recognize that these aspects helped them to understand the meaning of their work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): La formación inicial de cualquier titulación académica tiene como objetivo principal aportar los conocimientos necesarios para que los estudiantes, al finalizar sus estudios, puedan desarrollar la tarea profesional para la que se preparan. La correcta aplicación de los conocimientos adquiridos al lugar de trabajo será la garantía del éxito de los estudios de la educación superior. Empero, la actuación profesional exige el desarrollo de competencias profesionales que pueden adquirirse tratando los contenidos por separado y esperando que cada estudiante, por sí solo, sea capaz de relacionarlos y aplicarlos de manera conjunta o bien pueden adquirirse vinculados entre sí facilitando que los desarrollen de manera integrada. Desarrollamos un Estudio de Casos (Simons, 2011) con el objetivo de analizar dos modalidades de prácticum que se ofrecen en el grado de Educación Primaria en la Universidad de Lleida (UdL) Alternancia y en la California State University Long Beach (CSCLB) Urban Teaching Academy (UTEACH) con la finalidad de establecer puntos de mejora extrapolables a las propuestas formativas descritas. De entre los resultados se destaca que el profesorado tutor valora el aprendizaje de los estudiantes con esta metodología de trabajo; consideran que la práctica diaria en la escuela facilita el desarrollo de capacidades necesarias para el ejercicio docente. Coincidimos con Duijnhover, Prins, Stokking, (2012) en que la retroalimentación y la comunicación son fundamentales para poder mejorar sus prácticas profesionales, pues los estudiantes reconocen que les ha ayudado a dar sentido a su actividad profesional. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:The initial formation of any academic degree has the goal of contributing in the necessary knowledge for the students, after they finish their studies, to develop the professional task they having preparing for. The correct application of the knowledge obtained in the workplace will be the guarantee in the success of higher education studies. However, the professional action in the school requires the development of the skills which can be obtained treating the contents separately and hoping that each student, by themselves, are able to connect and apply the skills together or they can also be obtained interlinked making it easier for students to develop them entirely. We develop a Case Studies (Simons, 2011)) with the aim to analyze of teaching practices offered at the level of Primary Education at the University of Lleida (UDL) Alternancia and at California State University Long Beach (CSCLB) Urban Teaching Academy (UTEACH) in order to make improvement points for the training described in the formative proposals. Among the results we underline that the teacher value the knowledge of the students with this working methodology. They consider that the daily practice at school facilitates the skills development needed for teaching. We agree with Duijnhover, Prins, Stokking, (2012) that feedback and communication are essential to improve since students recognize that these aspects helped them to understand the meaning of their work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:1138414X
DOI:10.30827/profesorado.v22i1.9932