Aprender a ser maestros en Cataluña y Finlandia: aspectos comunes y diferenciadores

Autores/as

  • Natalia Contreras González Universidad Ramón Llull. FPCEE Blanquerna. Grupo de Investigación Seminario Interuniversitario sobre Identidad y Nuevas Trayectorias Educativas (SINTE)
  • Eva Liesa Hernández Universidad Ramón Llull. FPCEE Blanquerna. Grupo de Investigación Seminario Interuniversitario sobre Identidad y Nuevas Trayectorias Educativas (SINTE)
  • Paula Mayoral Serrat Universidad Ramon Llull. FPCEE Blanquerna. Grupo de Investigación Seminario Interuniversitario sobre Identidad y Nuevas Trayectorias Educativas (SINTE)
  • Auli Toom Universidad de Helsinki. Centro de Enseñanza y Aprendizaje Universitario (HYPE)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32093/ambits.vi60504968

Palabras clave:

prácticum, futuros maestros, mentores, indagación

Resumen

El prácticum supone un elemento fundamental e insustituible en la formación inicial de los maestros, permitiéndoles relacionar teoría y práctica y evidenciar competencias profesionales. A nivel internacional, existe un acuerdo de la importancia de las prácticas en los centros escolares como período formativo. En este artículo explicamos su enfoque en el contexto finlandés y catalán, focalizando en aquellos elementos diferenciadores y aquellos que son comunes. Se tratan temas cruciales, como la estructura del prácticum, las escuelas formadoras, la competencia indagadora durante el prácticum, las experiencias y actividades formativas en la escuela, la supervisión y mentoría durante el proceso, así como la evaluación de este periodo formativo. Finalmente, se pretende abrir un debate y promover la reflexión sobre aspectos claves que pueden ayudar a repensar e introducir mejoras en la formación de los futuros docentes.

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19.11.2024

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Psicopedagogía y Orientación