Teaching training in Early Childhood education. Pedagogical Keys
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https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2024-888Keywords:
DUA, teacher training, early childhood education, didactic proposals, training needs, educational inclusion, age characteristics, Pedagogical keysAbstract
Introduction: In Spain, LOMLOE (Law to reform the organic law of education, 2020) has prescribed the use of the UDL (Universal Learning Design) approach, as a key tool for educational inclusion, based on its use in didactic processes. At different stages, teachers seek its implementation but, in Early Childhood Education, teacher training needs appear, both to understand the UDL approach and to learn how to adjust their models to the stage. That is the objective of this study: to identify the keys to the value and training standards of teachers. Methodology: Following the first phase of the Didactic Engineering method, we address interviews for active and initial training teachers, as well as an analysis of the training proposals from the government of Navarra. Results: The results obtained show that the level of UDL training of teachers is limited and that the official continuous training offer is insufficient, which poses challenges for the viability and operability of the approach in educational practice. Discussions: We focus the discussion on determining the formative pedagogical keys. Conclusions: A conclusion drawn is that pedagogical and didactic training on UDL requires the creation of tools for modelling and socializing the experience of successful UDL proposals.
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