Aprendiendo a aprender con Flipped Classroom en el aula de inglés de 6º Primaria
Autor:
Souto-Velasco, Mónica
Fecha:
19/05/2017Palabra clave:
Tipo de Ítem:
bachelorThesisResumen:
El presente Trabajo Fin de Grado se ha elaborado con el objetivo de incluir el modelo Flipped
Classroom en la materia de inglés de 6º Primaria del Colegio Salesiano San Juan Bosco de A
Coruña. Este modelo educativo favorece el desarrollo de la competencia de aprender a aprender y
la educación personalizada, propiciando un entorno óptimo para la adquisición de la Lengua
Inglesa. En este trabajo, se explican las diferencias entre el método deductivo y el inductivo con el
fin de conocer las causas que dieron lugar al modelo que emplea el aprendizaje invertido.
Asimismo, se han analizado las ventajas e inconvenientes que supone su puesta en práctica en el
aula, con la colaboración de cinco profesores de inglés que, actualmente, trabajan en sus clases con
este modelo y han contado su experiencia a través de un cuestionario. Finalmente, se ha
desarrollado un proyecto educativo sobre el tema de la alimentación que no solo incluye Flipped
Classroom, sino que ilustra la manera en la que este modelo se puede combinar con otros para
mejorar la experiencia de aprendizaje del alumno. A pesar de que el proyecto no se ha podido
aplicar, el estudio previo permite concluir que el aprendizaje invertido es un instrumento idóneo
para que los alumnos desarrollen su autonomía y dispongan de más tiempo en el aula para realizar
actividades con las que puedan participar de su aprendizaje de forma activa.
Descripción:
The end-of-course paper aimed at including the Flipped Classroom model in the 6th Grade of
Primary Education for English students at Colegio Salesiano San Juan Bosco in A Coruña. This
educational model enhances the competence of Learning to Learn and the personalized education,
enabling an optimun environment for the acquisition of English. This working paper explains the
differences between the deductive and inductive methods to ascertain the causes that originated the
inverted model. Likewise, this study analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of using this
educational resource, with the collaboration of five English teachers that are currently implementing
Flipped Classroom in their lessons and have decided to talk about their experience through a
survey. Finally, there is a project related to food, and it does not only contain Flipped Classroom, it
also illustrates how this methodology can be combined with others to improve the student’s
learning experience. Despite this project has not been carried out in a real situation, the former
study disclosed that the inverted model arises as an ideal resource to help students develop their
autonomy and have more time in class to do activities in which they can participate in their own
learning process actively.
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