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Recursos Audiovisuales y Método Científico en la formación inicial de Maestros/as

Authors: RISUEÑO MARTÍNEZ, JESÚS JUAN; Moreno Fuentes, Elena; Hidalgo Navarrete, José;

Recursos Audiovisuales y Método Científico en la formación inicial de Maestros/as

Abstract

The present study shows the opinion of preservice teachers in relation to the use of audiovisual resources, more specifically the educational video, to learn the scientific method in the Primary Education stage. A questionnaire is carried out before and after the intervention and the data are compared through the statistical program SPSS v.26. The results show that there are significant differences in aspects such as its usefulness for teachers, inclusion or as a resource to work on environmental education. In addition, there is an increase in the means (not significant) in the other questions raised.

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