Estudio exploratorio de la comprensión de los docentes ecuatorianos sobre el aprendizaje socioemocional: un análisis de los docentes de la escuela primaria
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Aprendizaje socioemocional, taller de aprendizaje socioemocional (SEL), desarrollo emocional, desarrollo profesional (DP), perspectivas SEL de los maestros sobre SELResumen
Se ha sugerido que la instrucción directa del aprendizaje socioemocional (SEL) puede mejorar el rendimiento académico y puede reducir los problemas de conducta en las aulas (CASEL, 2020). Este estudio exploratorio proporciona información sobre cómo un grupo de maestros ecuatorianos de una escuela primaria definen y comprenden SEL. Este estudio examinó los cambios en las perspectivas y creencias de los maestros sobre su papel en la integración de SEL en las aulas de la escuela primaria, después de un taller de un día completo centrado en la integración de SEL. Los datos cuantitativos y cualitativos recopilados antes, durante y después del taller de SEL indicaron un cambio positivo en el conocimiento esencial de los maestros sobre el SEL después de la participación en el taller; sin embargo, no se observaron cambios en las percepciones de los maestros sobre su rol en la implementación de SEL. En este artículo de investigación se discuten los desafíos y las implicaciones futuras para una integración efectiva de SEL.
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