About: EduSer is an academic journal. The journal publishes majorly in the area(s): Competence (human resources) & Employability. It has an ISSN identifier of 1645-4774. Over the lifetime, 18 publications have been published receiving 24 citations.
TL;DR: In this article, the problem of digital competences from the digital constructivist learning approach for digital empowerment from formative education of the dimensions: (a) personal, (b) ethical, (c) professional, as opposed to the structuralist definition or functionalist of the connectivist approach, which prioritizes the professional and functional dimension of the competences in the use of information and communication technologies.
Abstract: The article reviews the problem of digital competences from the digital constructivist learning approach for digital empowerment from formative education of the dimensions: (a) personal, (b) ethical, (c) professional, as opposed to the structuralist definition or functionalist of the connectivist approach, which prioritizes the professional and functional dimension of the competences in the use of information and communication technologies. Digital competences are established as the skills to achieve integration, accessibility, employability and equity of digital communities, valued in the context of the current pandemic and in virtual education, doors of a future of sustainable health and citizenship.
TL;DR: In this article, the effects of graphic organizers on text comprehension at the school stage were evaluated in 42 students from Lima at the elementary level and the results showed that graphic organizers can make improvements but are unlikely during the inference making process as in critical construction.
Abstract: Research on graphic organizers and reading comprehension has taken up new reins in the knowledge about the reader's mental processes, but it has been avoided to understand the levels in the reading process. The importance of organizers often focuses on the power they demonstrate to allow the reader to analyze and map ideas, especially concept maps and mind maps. In this study, we propose to determine the effects of graphic organizers on text comprehension at the school stage. The study is quantitative of quasi-experimental design. It was developed in 42 students from Lima at the elementary level. The results allow to conclude that the graphic organizers improved the comprehension of texts in general. The evidences remit significant differences with scores compared at the literal level. The results of the inferential and critical understanding presented data that revealed the improvement, although it was negligible with respect to what happened at the inferential level. This shows that graphic organizers can make improvements but are unlikely during the inference-making process as in critical construction. Their contribution is essential in the literal processes, but it is suggested to replicate the study analyzing the processes of understanding at a higher level, with tests of greater complexity, to overcome the limitations obtained here.
TL;DR: Chavarría et al. as mentioned in this paper determined the correlation between executive functions and mathematical notions in five-year-old children, and concluded that there is a relationship between variables and dimensions.
TL;DR: Ramírez et al. as discussed by the authors investigated the influence of didactic suitability in the teaching and learning processes of mathematics in students of the advanced cycle of the Alternative Basic Education Center 1135 Santa Clara, Vitarte.
TL;DR: Neyra et al. as mentioned in this paper determined the difference in spatial orientation in four-year-old children of a public educational institution and a private educational institution, and the theoretical foundations were based on the theory of Jean Piaget, which refers to the cognitive processes developed according to the age of the infants.