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Medisan ; 17(9)sept. 2013.
Article in Spanish | CUMED | ID: cum-54698

ABSTRACT

Se efectuó un análisis sobre los diferentes puntos de vista del empleo iconográfico como recurso formativo en la educación superior, con énfasis en los textos convencionales ilustrados, defendidos desde su surgimiento por numerosos autores. Para ello se consideró la relación entre texto-imagen y actividad cerebral como sistema, y se revelaron las insuficiencias existentes en la dinámica del proceso docente debido al uso de textos didácticos sin imágenes orientadoras. Asimismo, se tuvieron en cuenta el método histórico-lógico y los postulados de la psicología materialista dialéctica para explicar la necesidad de estructurar con imágenes realizadas por los docentes, el contenido de los medios de enseñanza-aprendizaje desde el marco estudiantil y docente, a fin de lograr su correcta aplicación en el proceso educativo(AU)


An analysis on different viewpoints of iconographic use as a training resource in higher education was made, with emphasis on illustrated conventional texts, advocated by several authors from their inception. For this purpose the relationship between image-text and brain activity was considered as a system, and existing shortcomings were observed in the dynamics of the teaching process due to the use of didactic texts without guiding images. Also, the historical and logical method and the postulates of dialectical materialistic psychology were taken into account to explain the need for structuring with images made by teachers the content of the teaching-learning aids from the student and faculty framework, in order to achieve its correct application in the educational process(AU)


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Humans , Male , Female , Universities , Problem-Based Learning , Schools, Medical , Intergenerational Relations , Programmed Instructions as Topic , Learning/ethics
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