2009
DOI: 10.3916/c33-2009-03-006
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Audiovisual Narrations Based on Intercultural Relationships in Education

Abstract: In this article, we describe a work started in 2008 and carried out in two public schools. We analyze the possible contribution of narration (photographic and film languages) to mutual human knowledge and the understanding of the events that surround group knowledge. We think that this type of audiovisual narration is more appropriate than mere texts to relate the affective and rational in Primary school children, as they are a culturally diverse population and, consequently, not all of them are literate in th… Show more

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“…In the final part of this chapter on the contributions of photo-elicitation situations to the practicum, we will analyse reciprocal training, or shared personal and professional development between in-service teachers and practicum students in the school, institutional, training and legal contexts described above. Our review of the literature has shown that most authors agree that it is beneficial to create situations in which all those involved in the practicum can work together; specifically, school teachers, university lecturers and practicum students and, sometimes, external observers (Bautista, 2009;Toledo Fierro & Mauri, 2018;Zabalza, 2011, among others). In addition to forums, many studies point to the need to provide, for this purpose, the foregoing agents with photographic and communication media through which ideas can be pooled, such as practicum diaries, portfolios, recordings, etc.…”
Section: Photo-elicitation-mediated Reciprocal Training Between Schoo...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the final part of this chapter on the contributions of photo-elicitation situations to the practicum, we will analyse reciprocal training, or shared personal and professional development between in-service teachers and practicum students in the school, institutional, training and legal contexts described above. Our review of the literature has shown that most authors agree that it is beneficial to create situations in which all those involved in the practicum can work together; specifically, school teachers, university lecturers and practicum students and, sometimes, external observers (Bautista, 2009;Toledo Fierro & Mauri, 2018;Zabalza, 2011, among others). In addition to forums, many studies point to the need to provide, for this purpose, the foregoing agents with photographic and communication media through which ideas can be pooled, such as practicum diaries, portfolios, recordings, etc.…”
Section: Photo-elicitation-mediated Reciprocal Training Between Schoo...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Continuing with the subject of this chapter, we will now analyse a specific example of the teaching practicum offered in the Complutense University of Madrid. As mentioned above, each practicum is a space for pre-service teachers to relate the theoretical framework of teaching, learning or human development with life in classrooms and schools (Bautista, 2009). However, as discussed in the preceding section, for these areas to enrich each other, the pre-service teacher must have access to moments of observation and personal inquiry, along with others of deliberation, questioning and exchange of points of view between tutors and practicum students.…”
Section: Case Study: Photography In the Practicum Of Teaching Degrees...mentioning
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“…El trabajo de Allen y colaboradores ( 2020) está orientado a que lo niños pueden desarrollarse personal y socialmente, hacer conexiones culturales a través de la fotografía y narrativas para imaginar otras posibilidades para sus vidas. Los trabajos pioneros de Bautista (2009Bautista ( , 2010Bautista ( , 2013Bautista ( , 2017Bautista ( , 2019, plantean el potencial de la narración con el lenguaje de la fotografía para la comprensión de los humanos y de los acontecimientos que rodean al grupo que narra. Este autor identifica la narración fotográfica como la base de una educación intercultural porque en el proceso de narración los miembros de un grupo, estudiantes (Bautista, Rayón, & de las Heras, 2012) y familias (Bautista, Limón, Oñate, & Rostand, 2016), plantean contenidos de historias, confrontan pareceres sobre los elementos visuales a emplear, acuerdan la estructura narrativa y, sobre todo, tienen oportunidades de conocerse y comprender sus diferencias, y por tanto, de comenzar a apreciarse.…”
Section: La Indagación Narrativa Visualunclassified
“…Como consecuencia, la sociedad de la información, para las ciencias sociales, ofrece una amplia modalidad de medios de expresión audiovisual que permite al fenómeno de la violencia filioparental hacerse accesible para la opinión pública, a través de noticias, reportajes periodísticos, documentales, foros y webs (Domínguez y Montalbán, 2014). De hecho, las producciones audiovisuales que tratan de asuntos relacionados con este tipo de violencia reflejan cómo negocian los participantes significados comunes con respecto a las causas, factores y consecuencias del origen de los actos violentos, partiendo de sus experiencias y contextos culturales particulares (Bautista, 2009).…”
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