Curaduría docente en la era digital: el libro de texto como mediador en la planificación de clases
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curaduría docente, libro de texto, recursos digitales, planificación educativa, mediación pedagógicaResumen
El presente artículo explora el papel del libro de texto como mediador en la planificación docente y los procesos de digitalización educativa dentro del contexto educativo ecuatoriano actual. La metodología de investigación se enmarca dentro de un estudio descriptivo realizado en la Unidad Educativa José Emilio Álvarez (UEJEA), en la cual se examina cómo los profesores combinan el uso de materiales impresos oficiales con recursos digitales realizando un proceso designado como curaduría docente. Los resultados evidencian que el libro continúa siendo una guía estructural en la organización de los contenidos, mientras que las tecnologías aportan flexibilidad y enriquecimiento pedagógico. Además, se identifican retos asociados a la infraestructura tecnológica, el tiempo disponible para planificar y la necesidad de fortalecer la formación docente en competencias digitales. En conclusión, la complementariedad entre recursos tradicionales y digitales constituye una oportunidad para avanzar hacia una enseñanza más crítica, inclusiva y significativa.
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Derechos de autor 2025 Marcela Cecilia Moncayo Moscoso, Norma Isabel Semblantes Faz, Wilmer Santiago Semblantes Faz, Johanna Guadalupe Bustillos Llumiluisa , Manuel Alfredo Tigasi Oña

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