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Learning Project for Educator Training

The document presents information on learning projects within the context of a national educator training program. It explains that a learning project involves learning strategies, reflection, action, and systematization to transform the socio-educational reality. It includes elements such as context diagnosis, problem identification, objectives, theoretical and methodological foundations, action planning, and evaluation. The goal is to train investigative and critical teachers capable of transforming their environment.

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Learning Project for Educator Training

The document presents information on learning projects within the context of a national educator training program. It explains that a learning project involves learning strategies, reflection, action, and systematization to transform the socio-educational reality. It includes elements such as context diagnosis, problem identification, objectives, theoretical and methodological foundations, action planning, and evaluation. The goal is to train investigative and critical teachers capable of transforming their environment.

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NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE TRAINING OF EDUCATORS

LEARNING PROJECT.
What is a Project of
Learning?

Transform

Social Scientist
Strategy

Socio-educational reality
What does a Project comprise?
Learning?
Learning strategy
Reflection

Action

Systematization

Transformation
How has the Project been addressed?
of Learning?

As a thesis.
A research paper.
A monograph.
A final report.
Why create a Project for
Learning?

To develop the research activity.


Question the school context.
Transform the involved subjects.
Give meaning to what is learned.
Give a new approach to practice.
Elements that make up the
Learning Project.
Diagnosis of the context and the identified subjects.

Identification of the socio-educational or pedagogical problem


(contradictions between the 'ought to be' and the 'being').

•Objetivo general y específicos.

Theoretical-methodological foundation.

Action planning (strategy planning).

Development of planning (application of the strategy).

Evaluation of the process.


What is it made for?
diagnosis?

Context

Needs Potentialities

DIAGNOSIS

Pedagogical Socio-educational

DIRECTLY IMPACT THE EDUCATIONAL REALITY


Elements present in the
diagnosis.
Characterization Description of
of the group context
Pedagogical-
Community
Cognitive

Diagnosis

Classroom Institutional

Description Description
from the classroom integral
Diagnosis in the field
Geohistorical.
Location
geographical History of
History of the the School
community

Local history COMMUNITY


Regional, national Educational Mission
international

Training model of the Community


master tutor Family
Diagnosis in the economic field.

Development centers
Economic activities
Endogenous.
RELATIONS
ECONOMIC AND
FROM PRODUCTION

Types of companies
Diagnosis in the socio-political field.

Institutions
Educational, Organizations
Health, sports community
recreation

COMMUNITY

Educational missions
Map of the militancy
Impact on the
politics
community

Conflicts and struggles


of power in the
community
Diagnosis in the Cultural Sphere.

Demonstrations
Beliefs
gastronomic

COMMUNITY

Demonstrations
Customs and traditions
musicals

Values
Diagnosis in the Environmental field.

Access roads Public services

COMMUNITY

Relations with
the environment
Diagnosis in the Social Field
educational and pedagogical.

Educational Project Historical memory


Community Integral from the school

INSTITUTIONAL
Characterization Actividades
of the school group CLASS, GROUP educational

Access to ICT Education Committee


Techniques and instruments

DIARY OF
OBSERVATION
FIELD

INTERVIEWS Qualitative GROUP OF


DISCUSSION

Consultation of
QUESTIONNAIRE
EXPERTS
Theoretical Foundation

Content related to the Learning Project Theme

Conceptual
Philosophical
Psychological
Pedagogical
•Legal (CRBV, LOE, LOPNA, SPORTS LAW, PNSB)
Curricular Design
Theoretical Foundation.

Learning theories:
Jean Piaget Stages of Development
David Ausubel Meaningful Learning
Lev Semionovich Vygotsky Sociocultural Learning
Theoretical Foundation
Emancipatory Education: Critical Pedagogy:
Simón Rodríguez:
Simón Bolívar
Paulo Freire
José Martí
Che Guevara
Antonio Gramsci
Karl Marx
Federico Engel
Gabriela Mistral
José Carlos Mariátegui
Luis Beltrán Prieto Figueroa
Eduardo Galeano
Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías: "There is no Revolution without Education"
Giruox
Peter Mc Laren
Methodological Foundation
APPROACH

Research

Action Participation

QUALITATIVE Transformer
Methodological Foundation
QUALITATIVE APPROACH: POSTULATES

PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH: METHOD

SELECTION OF INFORMANTS, SOCIAL ACTORS,


PARTICIPANTES (Cómo se realizó, procesos)

TECHNIQUES FOR OBTAINING INFORMATION

FIELD DIARY

INTERVIEW GUIDE

QUALITATIVE INTERVIEW

DESCRIPTION OF ALL ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT


(NARRATED)
Planning of actions to resolve the
socio-pedagogical problem.

Scheduling of the actions to be carried out.


General objective.
Specific objectives.
Activities and tasks.
•Context.
Participants and Responsible Parties.
Resources.
Time.
Evaluation.
Evaluation.
to value FOLLOW-UP
Planning

Tasks
Activities

REFLECTION
ACHIEVEMENTS

Action
Action

Systematization

RECOMMENDATIONS
MAKING DECISIONS
What is being sought with the Project of
Learning?

To form a research-oriented, critical teacher,


participatory and leading, able to
transform your practice.

Generate knowledge that is the


product of reflection, contrast and
systematization by the actors
involved.
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