2018, Number S1
Impact of the subject learning to learn in motivation for the study
Destrade BCR, Casasnovas MM, Curbelo HIR, Cacique BY, Rojas K
Language: Spanish
References: 12
Page: 78-82
PDF size: 183.82 Kb.
ABSTRACT
Objective: to evaluate the impact of the subject learning to learn in the motivation for the study.Methods: the action participate investigation, with an intentional sample of 177 students from preparatory course of Latin American Medicine School of 2017-2018 course used theoretical, mathematical- statistical methods and ethnography, supported on participative techniques with dialectic materialist approach. Validation from nine specialists, professors and expert professors was requested.
Results: throughout the initial characterization and psichopedagogical diagnosis, students ways of performance that show necessities and limitations in the psychological formations for academicals performance. the design of the strategy of individual and group psichopedagogical intervention, allowed to improve the levels of motivation from the subject learning to learn.
Conclusions: the initial characterization realized to students, contributed esencial elements of personality that influence in the motivation for study. The initial diagnosis and its pursuit by academicians and specialists throughout the design and application of an intervention and psichopedagogical orientation strategy from the subject Learning to Learn, upheaved the motivational levels for the study to the success in the academicals performance and the development of abilities for extrapolation of knowledges, showing its impact in the comprehension levels, participation, compromise, satisfaction, acceptation, interest and independence of the students.
REFERENCES
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