the sense and meaning attributed to emotions by teachers training at pedagogical and technological university of colombia
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Abstract
Quality education not only involves the formulation of curriculum but must consider other aspects into teacher training, such as emotional competencies, because it will improve the education system. This paper is a result of a study of qualitative typology that highlights the sense and meaning that training teachers give to emotions, on the Faculty of Education Sciences at the Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia. The data collection technique used were case study and in-depth interview. Nine men and ten women students from different areas (8th and 9th semester) of 10 training teacher programs participated in this research. In the research was evident that training teacher programs do not include the study of emotions and that inadequate emotional management can have a negative impact on the educational process. Likewise, it was important to consider the interdependent relationship between intrapersonal and interpersonal topics and the concordance between meaning attributed to the emotions from participants and the main models of emotional intelligence.
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| Authors | ;Rafael Enrique Buitrago Bonilla;Aida Karina Avila Moreno;Ruth Nayibe Cárdenas Soler |
| Journal | insights into imaging |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.18172/con.2998
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