La enseñanza de ciencias sociales en educación primaria mediante el modelo de aula invertida
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El modelo de aula invertida ha creado un gran interés en la educación primaria ya que se basa en un enfoque centrado en el alumno y promueve el aprendizaje activo. Además, permite a los maestros involucrar de manera más efectiva a los alumnos de primaria en su experiencia de aprendizaje mediante el desarrollo de sus conocimientos y habilidades científicas y tecnológicas. Invierte el entorno de aprendizaje convencional al ofrecer contenido instructivo, a menudo accesible a través de sitios web, fuera de la escuela. Por lo tanto, es un enfoque de aprendizaje combinado que permite la interacción cara a cara y el estudio independiente a través de la tecnología. Bajo este enfoque, los estudiantes trabajan bajo la supervisión del maestro, mientras acceden al contenido en casaErreferentziak
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