2016
DOI: 10.13042/bordon.2016.68212
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¿por Qué Quieres Ser Maestro?, ¿cómo Es Un Buen Maestro? Ideas Para La Formación Universitaria

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“…As we reflect in the theoretical foundation, the educational context becomes the ideal framework to promote the understanding and internalization of actions and behaviors in pursuit of sustainability, with the foundations of 2030 Agenda having to be latent in the processes of debate and reflection on political, economic, social, cultural, and educational improvement at the global level. This is a reality that must be directed towards students, from the earliest ages and throughout their schooling [12], and also to teachers, in initial and continuing training, since they will become examples, guides, and promoters of values and attitudes [57][58][59], with their commitment to sustainability being key. In this sense, we cannot forget the fulfillment of the indicators linked to the objective of quality in education, which is another responsibility and task to be addressed by teachers and educational institutions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…As we reflect in the theoretical foundation, the educational context becomes the ideal framework to promote the understanding and internalization of actions and behaviors in pursuit of sustainability, with the foundations of 2030 Agenda having to be latent in the processes of debate and reflection on political, economic, social, cultural, and educational improvement at the global level. This is a reality that must be directed towards students, from the earliest ages and throughout their schooling [12], and also to teachers, in initial and continuing training, since they will become examples, guides, and promoters of values and attitudes [57][58][59], with their commitment to sustainability being key. In this sense, we cannot forget the fulfillment of the indicators linked to the objective of quality in education, which is another responsibility and task to be addressed by teachers and educational institutions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Something similar occurs with the selection of teachers, with two types of access to the system (Spanish public examination for state schools and selection for subsidized and private schools); here, Big Data can provide further evidence on top of the above-mentioned ones, although it is not a main factor (at least for the time being) in the selection processes. Additionally, there is the problem of the concept of what makes a good teacher, with multiple views and studies (Colomo and Aguilar 2019;Colomo and Gabarda 2019;Esteban and Mellen 2016;Jordán and Codana 2019) that reveal a lack of agreement in this respect. Here, Big Data becomes a resource that can provide valuable information, albeit always conditioned to the subjective perception about teachers.…”
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“…Es de destacar la convergencia de mensajes subrayando las características que deben estar presentes en la identidad de un buen docente. Respeto, inspiración, escucha, fomento de la curiosidad, cariño o tocar el corazón, confluyen en la idea del maestro auténtico y personal que deja huella en los discentes por su carácter y manera de ser (Esteban, 2016(Esteban, , 2018Esteban & Mellen, 2016;Martínez, Esteban, Gonzalo & Payá, 2016), siendo los más demandados y queridos por parte de los usuarios.…”
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