實物特徵
Resumen:Teaching methods are pivotal to the success of educational systems, ensuring that students acquire the competencies embedded in the curriculum at every educational stage. This study presents a novel longitudinal analysis of teaching methods and their association with learning, perception, and development across Elementary, Secondary, and Post-Secondary education over the past 15 years. Using a large sample of 43,298 articles from the ERIC database, we applied correspondence analysis to reveal the temporal patterns and associations between teaching methods and educational stages. The analysis highlights a clear trend, with Active Learning emerging as a dominant methodology across all stages, reflecting a shift toward more student-centered approaches. The results underline the necessity for methodological reforms that prioritize active student engagement and participation. By offering a detailed mapping of the evolution of teaching methods, this study offers a descriptive mapping that may inform educators and policymakers to guide the implementation of more effective and adaptive educational practices, in order to achieve meaningful learning for students and a teaching practice that optimises the teaching and learning process.
ISSN:2227-7102
2076-3344
DOI:10.3390/educsci15091213
Fuente:Education Database