2020
DOI: 10.33936/cognosis.v5i3.2493
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La educación virtual en tiempos de pandemia

Abstract: EDUCACIÓN VIRTUAL EN TIEMPOS DE PANDEMIA AUTORES: Jaime Alberto Tapia Salinas[1] Jhorddy Alexander Faican Yacuma[2]                 Dennis Natalia Checa de la Cruz[3]                     Fernando Ramiro Quinche Martínez[4] Tania Rocío Chicaiza Ñaunay[5] DIRECCIÓN PARA CORRESPONDENCIA: Jaime.tapia@espoch.edu.ec Fecha de recepción: 15 - 06 - 20… Show more

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“…Therefore, it is possible to determine that, in homes with a more significant presence of people with educational assistance, there is a greater probability of having electronic tools, such as a What is essential is that the gaps are understood holistically since it is not only about the difference in access to equipment but also about the skills to take advantage of these resources, which are unequal among students, teachers, and family members in the virtual learning process (Tapia-Salinas et al, 2020). Thus, policies should be focused on more egalitarian access that recognizes the different dimensions of inequalities to be resolved (CEPAL-UNESCO, 2020).…”
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“…Therefore, it is possible to determine that, in homes with a more significant presence of people with educational assistance, there is a greater probability of having electronic tools, such as a What is essential is that the gaps are understood holistically since it is not only about the difference in access to equipment but also about the skills to take advantage of these resources, which are unequal among students, teachers, and family members in the virtual learning process (Tapia-Salinas et al, 2020). Thus, policies should be focused on more egalitarian access that recognizes the different dimensions of inequalities to be resolved (CEPAL-UNESCO, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%