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THE ANTITHESIS OF THE THESIS IN THE SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE, LAW N.° 30220
Bocanegra Vilcamango, Beder; Bocanegra Vilcamango, Beder; Fenco Periche, Beldad; Alvarado León, Daniel Edgar; Altamirano Delgado, Laura IsabelResearch processes are academic exercises very relative and almost null when it comes to the process of disseminating results. Precisely, in the Peruvian scenario, there is a relative conceptual perception between thesis, thesis report and the nature of the scientific article. The study uses the method of documentary inquiry considering the contribution of eight different modalities to the thesis report of Lati...
THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS, THE TRAINING OF READERS AND INTERACTI...
Adriana, Adriana de Almeida; Adriana, Adriana de Almeida; Santos Carreiro, Heloisa Josiele; Souza de Araújo Coral, NádiaYoung and adult education (Educação de jovens e adultos or EJA) in Brazil is a modality of education that involves individuals who were restrained from their right to attend school at a proper age. In the context of numerous educational reforms implemented in the country, training has been discussed and evaluated considering the significant changes that have taken place in productive processes, work organizatio...
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AS AN ENGINE FOR THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS
Araujo-Oliveira, Anderson; Araujo-Oliveira, Anderson; Guilbault, Anne; Chagnon, Nathalie; Araujo-Oliveira, AndersonThe article examines the contribution of research and development to teacher professional development. To do so, it presents the result of a close collaboration between researchers and primary school teachers aiming to design an innovative didactic tool for teaching humanities and social sciences in the 3rd year of primary school in Quebec, Canada. This tool combines the socio-spatial analysis recommended by th...
INTERNATIONAL MARKETING STRATEGIES IN EXPORTING COMPANIES IN PERU: A SYSTEMATIC...
Mamani Quispe, Diego Jesus; Calisaya Mestas, Liliana; Candia Zurita, Arístides; Tejada Mandujano, Manuel Rogelio; Mamani Quispe, Diego JesusAt this stage of the economic recovery in which exporting companies in Latin America and the Caribbean are resuming their activities after the contraction of COVID-19 worldwide, it is necessary to identify the practices that were effective and the current barriers to achieve international expansion in the company. In addition, the marketing strategy is the pillar to provide value to customers. The objectives of...
CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT THE SENSE OF RESEARCH IN THE ACADEMIC TRAINING OF NORMALIS...
Daza Pérez, Erika Patricia; Daza Pérez, Erika Patricia; Granados Gelves, Ingrid FabiolaThis article provides the results of an analysis of the purposes and research problems raised in the post-secondary research projects developed by a group of Normalistas Superiores between 2000 and 2020. It explores the attributes of these two components and their ramifications in the context of research within the education of Normalistas Superiores. Furthermore, it offers insights into the reconceptualization...
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH AS A DRIVING FORCE FOCUSED ON REFLECTION AND THE CONSTANT ...
López-Estrada, Patricia; Freitas, Fábio; López-Estrada, Patricia; Freitas, Fábio; López-Estrada, Patricia; Freitas, FábioThe latest trends in qualitative research clamor to include practices that are ever more creative, more visual, more critical, more reflective, more collaborative, and even more multimodal. Rethinking and validating qualitative research as a more integral practice revives the original celebratory feeling related to qualitative research in its most intimate dimension: humanity. Why do we undertake qualitative re...
PERCEPTION OF MIGRANTS' HEALTH CARE IN PORTUGAL, SPAIN AND BELGIUM
Ugarte Gurrutxaga, María Idoia; Ugarte-Gurrutxaga, María Idoia; Molina-Gallego, Brígida; de Oliveira Xavier, Beatriz; Monteiro, Ana PaulaIntroduction. The flow of migrants between different countries is a reality in Portugal, Spain and Belgium. As a consequence, one of the main concerns is the care of migrants in health services. This healthcare is not systematised in the good practice manuals that are available. There is no training in this area, neither in educational curricula nor in the continuous training of health professionals. Objectives...
YOUNG FUTURE DOCTORS ON THE BATTLEFIELD. A NARRATIVE INQUIRY STUDY IN MEXICO
Martínez-Salgado, Carolina; Martínez-Salgado, CarolinaIntroduction: In February 2021, one year after the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic to Mexico, the vaccination so eagerly awaited began. As in many other countries, the first summoned to receive the vaccine were the elderly, because their increased risk of death when contracting this new disease. A group of advanced Medicine students from a public university in Mexico City were involved in the first stage of th...
PHOTO-PROVOCATION, NARRATIVE PRODUCTIONS AND VIRTUALITY: METHODOLOGICAL CONTRIB...
Mazzucchelli, Nicole; Mazzucchelli, NicoleThis article shares a reflection on the complementarity of the use of Photo-provocation and the Methodology of Narrative Productions (MPN) applied in a virtual context in the field of studies of old age and social exclusion. First, it describes the discrimination that affects older people and older women, exacerbated by the use of methodological strategies that generally infantilize and dismiss the agency of th...
EDUCATING THE "GODS": OPERATIONS, OUTCOMES, AND OPPORTUNTIES IN TREATMENT COURTS
Smith Ramey, Jennifer; Volk, Fred; Milacci, Fred; Gogolin, ThomasIntroduction/Frame: Treatment courts (TCs) were developed in the 1980s to address challenges facing individuals with a substance use disorder (SUD) involved in the criminal justice (CJ) system. TCs are an alternative to the punitive nature of the CJ system by joining SUD treatment with the accountability of the judicial system. By design, treatment court (TC) implementations are highly varied. Each implementati...