Reflective pedagogical innovation in professional learning communities and its impact on institutional teacher training
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https://doi.org/10.24310/innoeduca.2018.v4i1.4835Keywords:
Reflective pedagogical innovation, strategic planning, professional learning communities, in-service Teacher Training, professional developmentAbstract
The objective of this article is to reflect on the impact that reflective pedagogical innovation in professional learning communities has on institutional teacher training, in our case, through a quantitative and qualitative analysis and evaluation, which we carry out of the opinions expressed by users of the Teachers Pro online platform, and which we present as results of the development and application of this platform, considered as a tool for professional development that adapts to and responds to the educational training needs, both individual and institutional, and which seeks creation and development of professional teacher learning communities, made up of all its users.
For this we start from the idea of reflective pedagogical innovation, because we believe that it should be the essence and basis on which the organization and operation of educational institutions is based, as a means of guaranteeing that their educational purposes and the collective actions that they are made to achieve their objectives, be the compass that guides the ship from a collective innovative, creative, responsible, committed and systematic pedagogical action of all its members, offering the most appropriate response that, in every moment and context, a society demands due to its global, interconnected and dynamic nature.Downloads
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