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inteligencia lógico-matemática
inteligencia naturalista
Inteligencia lingüística
juegos digitales
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Se evalúa el impacto del Proyecto Game to Learn, implantado en 12 aulas de escuelas de Valencia (España) con alumnos de primaria (N=119), orientado a potenciar las inteligencias lógico-matemática, naturalista y lingüística adoptando la metodología del Aprendizaje basado en Juegos, utilizando serious games y juegos digitales educativos. Para ello, los docentes registraron el nivel de cada inteligencia del alumnado, antes y después de participar en el proyecto, con un instrumento cualitativo de 30 indicadores. Tras aplicar los estadísticos descriptivos, correlaciones bivariadas y ANOVA, los resultados evidencian un incremento significativo en las tres inteligencias presentadas por los sujetos al concluir.Citas
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