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La transferencia del aprendizaje en contextos de formación para el trabajo y el empleo

Authors: Renta Davids, Ana Inés;

La transferencia del aprendizaje en contextos de formación para el trabajo y el empleo

Abstract

El objetivo general de este trabajo es explorar, analizar y describir los factores y elementos que intervienen en la transferencia del aprendizaje a las tareas laborales cotidianas como consecuencia de haber asistido a un curso de formación relacionado con el trabajo. Este trabajo explora y analiza el concepto de transferencia del aprendizaje desde diferentes enfoques teóricos e indaga sobre los factores que intervienen en este proceso a través de cuatro estudios realizados en dos contextos de formación para el trabajo y el empleo: dos en el contexto de formación profesional para empleo y otros dos el contexto de formación permanente del profesorado universitario. En la primera parte se presenta una aproximación teórica al concepto de transferencia del aprendizaje desde la psicología y la pedagogía y desde la perspectiva del desarrollo de recursos humanos. En la segunda parte se exponen cuatro estudiossobre transferencia del aprendizaje en contextos de formación para el trabajo y el empleo basados en una metodología empírico-analítica de investigación. Estos estudios, si bien son independientes entre sí, todos abordan la cuestión de la transferencia del aprendizaje y se asientan en una metodología de investigación empírico-analítica.

The work presents fourre search studies about the transfer of learning in job-related training contexts. The overall objective of these studies is to explore, analyze and describe the factors and elements in volved in the transfer of learning back to work after participants have attended a training course related to the ir work. The work explores and analyzes the concept of transfer of learning from different theor etical approaches and explores the factors in volved in this process through four studies in two contexts of job-related training: two studies were conducted in Subsystem professional training for employment context and other two studies were conducted in the context of academic teacher training in higher education institutions. The first part presents a conceptual literature review of the transfer of learning concept from a psychology and pedagogy approach and human resource development approach. These cond part presents four studies on transfer of learning in the context of job-related training. These studies, although they are independent of one another, all address theis sue of the transfer of learning and are based on an empirical-analytic research methodology.

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Educación de adultos, Formación profesional, Preparación de profesores, 37, 37 - Educació. Ensenyament. Formació. Temps lliure

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