Sustainable Development Seen from Environmental Training in University Linkage

Abstract

The environmental complexity arises in the world as an effect of the forms of knowledge, but it is not only a relation of knowledge. This concept emerges from the world interpreted by science as an objective, fragmented and specialized knowledge. Therefore, complexity and systems theory arise at the same time as the environmental crisis is manifested. The research work starts from an idea linked to the formation of current and future generations to achieve sustainability from the direct link of educational centers with society, an experience that is addressed from the university, as a sure way to influence the achievement of sustainable development. It offers a developing vision of the role that the student and the university institution should play in terms of sustainability inspired by a logical model of community bonding, where students figure as central actors in the action process, learning and serving the same community time that they demand from others what they can and should do in the interests of sustainable development.

Laterality and pre-reading processes at an early age

“…In another study (Mayolas et al, 2010), it considers that there is a close relationship between laterality and school learning, this thanks to a study conducted on a sample of 170 children in ages 6 and 7, where it was evaluated laterality, it was evidenced that the greater the knowledge of laterality and limb dominance, the greater the results of school learning. The research of Mozo (2017), focuses on only one of the students, it seeks to intervene both in speech alterations and in those of laterality, thus assessing the subject's diversity of abilities in order to intervene to their needs, favoring their capacities From this intervention, variables such as family, sensory stimulation, among other things, were introduced into the neuropsychological intervention program.…”

The geoportal as strategy for sustainable development

“…The information society constitutes an effective means for the management of territorial resources, as well as a mechanism of transparency and control that society has for the development of policies focused on sustainable development (Omer, 2017;Pérez et al, 2018;. It can be analyzed that currently, 1% of the population have what 99% need, demonstrating the dramatic situation that society faces on a global scale (Stiglitz, 2012).…”

Geographic information system for manabí sustainable development

“…19 That is why the objective of this research is to design a GIS for information management of Renewable Energy Sources (FRE), which improve its quality, energy efficiency and enhance the diversification of generation sources in the province from Manabí, Ecuador (Saltos et al, 2016;Pérez et al, 2018).…”