Methodological Guidelines and Evaluation in Primary Education
Definition of Terms
Method
Joint media implemented rationally to obtain a certain result. The method concept is broader than technical.
Technique
It is the kind of knowledge which usually applies to instruments or tools for the teaching-learning process. For example, in the teaching of history, the study of a particular era or historical event through a film or videotape.
Procedure
Is a set of actions ordered and completed, that is, aimed at achieving a goal. Remember that in the LOGSE are part of the
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Experimental Pedagogical University LIBERATOR
THE RURAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE “MACARO”
ALTAGRACIA CARE CENTER
FACILITATOR & PARTICIPANTS
Facilitator: DIANA LAYAYUSBELY LORETO, CI 18351676
Participants:
- PRESCHOOL EDUCATION COHORT B-2008 SECTION B MACHADO 18,066,653
- LORETO RUTH MICLENIA CI 14,294,671
- MARTINEZ Marbely 15,823,641
- LISNETH SOLIS CI 17082910
Altagracia de Orituco, November 2008
INTRODUCTION
The clinical model is based on the idea that when a subject is experiencing a situation of emotional intensity,
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Autonomy and Federalism: A Comparative Analysis
Defining the Concepts
Both autonomy and federalism represent forms of decentralized governance, aiming to distribute power and decision-making authority. However, they differ significantly in their origins, nature, and purposes.
Autonomy
- Origin: Created within a unitary state, granting new political entities legislative and self-organizational powers.
- Nature: Power resides in the central state, not the autonomous entities. Their authority is derived.
- Purpose:
Spanish Education in the 19th Century: From Liberal Reforms to the Moyano Law
2. Ferdinand VII
Cortes de Cádiz * The new Constitution specified the creation of a public education accessible to all, with the aim to produce citizens capable of fulfilling their role in the new democratic society. This applied to all levels of education, proposing the creation of many schools, universities, etc., as necessary.
Liberals were essential in this respect, and who advocated the Europeanization of Spain and national renewal.
The municipalities had a duty of care of schools and institutions
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Federalism vs. Autonomy
Decentralized Power
Both federalism and autonomy respond to the idea of decentralized power to empower individuals and social entities and safeguard citizens’ freedoms. They promote citizen participation and decision-making proximity.
Key Differences
a) Origin:
- Federalism: Integration of pre-existing state entities into a complex state through an act of sovereignty. States retain some power, statehood, and constituent power, transferring some to a superior federal body.
- Autonomy:
A Comparative Analysis of Legal and Political Philosophies
Legal Philosophies
Legal Iusnaturalism
Legal iusnaturalism defends the existence of natural rights that are universal and inalienable. Iusnaturalist thinkers believe the State’s primary function is to protect these rights, ensuring individuals can enjoy them. This concept aligns with the principles outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Legal Positivism
Legal positivism presents a contrasting perspective. Proponents argue that a legal norm, or law, exists only when explicitly established
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