Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
ISSN: 1139-613X
educacionxx1@edu.uned.es
Universidad Nacional de Educación a
Distancia
España
Gabriela J. Krichesky
Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires (Argentina)
F. Javier Murillo
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
DOI: 10.5944/educXX1.15080
RESUMEN
PALABRAS CLAVE
ABSTRACT
KEY WORDS
INTRODUCCIÓN
MARCO TEÓRICO
METODOLOGÍA
RESULTADOS
Tabla 1
Datos del IES Las Alondras y del IES Los Girasoles. Curso escolar 2012-2013
Los profesores y profesoras del IES Las Alondras consideran que la co-
laboración atiende esencialmente a dos propósitos. En primer lugar incide
en el desarrollo de un buen ambiente de trabajo. La directora explica que
ANÁLISIS Y DISCUSIONES
a) La coordinación
b) El desarrollo conjunto
c) La resolución de problemas
Tabla 2
Caracterización de las distintas prácticas colaborativas
Desarrollo conjunto
Desarrollo Resolución
Desarrollo
Coordinación Desarrollo conjunto de conjunta de
conjunto de
conjunto de actividades problemas
actividades
materiales interdiscipli-
generales
narias
Desarrollo conjunto
Desarrollo Resolución
Desarrollo
Coordinación Desarrollo conjunto de conjunta de
conjunto de
conjunto de actividades problemas
actividades
materiales interdiscipli-
generales
narias
CONCLUSIONES
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F. Javier Murillo
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
C/ Tomas y Valiente, 3
28049 Madrid
España
E-mail: javier.murillo@uam.es