EL CONOCIMIENTO DE LOS ESTILOS DE APRENDIZAJE COMO ORIENTADORES EN LA SELECCIÓN, ANÁLISIS Y PRODUCCIÓN DEL MATERIAL DIDÁCTICO- LA ESTANDARIZACIÓN DE LOS INSTRUMENTOS PARA SU EVALUACIÓN
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55777/rea.v5i9.954Keywords:
material didáctico, confiabilidad, validezAbstract
RESUMEN
En este trabajo se sintetiza un proceso de producción colaborativa de material didáctico realizado por docentes universitarios. Se focalizan y detallan, especialmente, los criterios para la estandarización de un cuestionario evaluativo de los mismos. En referencia al problema de transposición didáctica del saber, que se realiza vía los materiales didácticos, se ha tratado de dar respuesta a las siguientes cuestiones ¿Cómo presentar los temas para despertar un mayor interés? ¿Qué problemas y actividades seleccionar que contemplen los distintos Estilos de Aprendizaje de los alumnos? ¿Qué criterios tener en cuenta para evaluar los materiales didácticos? ¿Se cuenta con instrumentos de evaluación fiables y válidos en el tema? ¿Cómo se construyen? ¿Qué variables utilizar? En relación a las investigaciones realizadas, se aportan los criterios de fiabilidad y validez contemplados. Como innovación investigativa se presenta el resultado de una correlación entre la evaluación del material didáctico, realizada por los alumnos, y sus respectivos Estilos de Aprendizaje.
THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE LEARNING STYLES IN THE SELECTION, ANALYSIS AND PRODUCTION OF LEARNING MATERIALS - THE STANDARDIZATION OF THE INSTRUMENTS FOR EVALUATION
ABSTRACT
This paper summarizes a process of collaborative production of didactic material made by university professors. They are focused and detailed, especially, the criteria for the standardization of evaluation questionnaire of such. In reference to the problem of transposition of knowledge, which is carried
out via the materials, has tried to answer the following questions: how to submit items to arouse greater interest? What problems and activities selected that they take into account the different learning styles of students? What criteria continue to evaluate the materials? It has valid and reliable assessment instruments on the subject? How are they constructed? Which variables to use? In relation to investigations, they are gived the criteria of reliability and validity used. Also presents a correlation between students responses to the questionnaire of evaluation of teaching materials and their respective Learning Styles.
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