The use of learning and knowledge technologies in teaching curricular theory: a a pedagogical reading

Authors

  • Dr. Jesús Escamilla Salazar FES Aragón, UNAM
  • Metztli Susana De los Santos Barrera FES Aragón, UNAM
  • Nancy Gabriela Flores Cruz FES Aragón, UNAM
  • Fátima Virginia Serrano Muñoz FES Aragón, UNAM

Keywords:

Learning and knowledge technologies, humanistic pedagogy, Chronos and Kairos time, Aion, curriculum theory

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to present the results of the qualitative-interpretative research carried out in the knowledge unit Curricular Theory of the Pedagogy career of the Faculty of Higher Studies Aragon, on the use of Learning and Knowledge Technologies as a didactic resource.

Methodologically, we conformed ourselves as an epistemic commune inscribed in pedagogy as a human science or of the spirit and epistemologically in the interpretative-comprehensive perspective. The biographical-narrative method and educational ethnography were used, making use of triangulation in the research tools and instruments.

Within this theoretical-methodological framework, emphasis was placed on the pedagogical reflection of the life experience of the educational actors in the classroom.

Author Biographies

Dr. Jesús Escamilla Salazar, FES Aragón, UNAM

Profesor de Tiempo Completo Asociado “C” Interino, adscripto a la carrera de Pedagogía de la FES Aragón.

Metztli Susana De los Santos Barrera, FES Aragón, UNAM

Alumna de 7° semestre de la carrera de Pedagogía de la FES Aragón.

Nancy Gabriela Flores Cruz, FES Aragón, UNAM

Alumna de 7° semestre de la carrera de Pedagogía de la FES Aragón.

Fátima Virginia Serrano Muñoz, FES Aragón, UNAM

Alumna de 7° semestre de la carrera de Pedagogía de la FES Aragón.

Published

2024-11-16

How to Cite

Escamilla Salazar, J., De los Santos Barrera, M. S., Flores Cruz, N. G., & Serrano Muñoz, F. V. (2024). The use of learning and knowledge technologies in teaching curricular theory: a a pedagogical reading. Voices and Knowledge, (12), 80–95. Retrieved from https://vocesysaberes.aragon.unam.mx/index.php/RAVS/article/view/102

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