LOS ESTILOS DE ENSEÑANZA, UNA NECESIDAD PARA LA ATENCIÓN DE LOS ESTILOS DE APRENDIZAJE EN LA EDUCACIÓN UNIVERSITARIA
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https://doi.org/10.55777/rea.v5i10.962Keywords:
estilos de enseñanza, estilos de aprendizaje, educación universitariaAbstract
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Cada docente posee un estilo de enseñanza propio, que sin lugar a dudas determina la dinámica del proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje. Sin embargo, existen múltiples interrogantes relacionadas con los criterios o variables para determinar los estilos de enseñanza idóneos en la Educación Superior que propicien estilos de aprendizaje personalizados y contextualizados a la especialización profesional; problemática que acentúa la necesidad del estudio de los docentes como individualidad, como grupo y en su dinámica con estudiantes que poseen diferencias culturales y modos de aprender únicos e irrepetibles. En este sentido, la intención del artículo es valorar algunos fundamentos teóricos que favorezcan el proceso de caracterización de los estilos de enseñanza en la universidad como una necesidad en la atención personalizada a través de los estilos de aprendizaje.
THE STYLES OF TEACHING, A NECESSITY FOR THE ATTENTION OF THE STYLES OF LEARNING IN UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
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Each teacher has a unique teaching style, which determines the dynamics of the teaching-learning process. However, there are many questions related to the criteria and variables that determine suitable styles of teaching in higher education, which enable personalized and contextualized learning styles tomeet professional specialization by highlighting problems that accentuate the need to study teachers as individuals and as a group, including the dynamics of students who have cultural differences, as well as unique ways of learning. In this sense, the intention of the article is to assess some theoretical foundations conducive to the process of characterization of the university, as teaching styles need personalized attention through various forms of learning.
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