Reflexiones acerca de la colaboración en grupos

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  • ANITA NIELSEN

Abstract

El propósito de este ensayo es identificar y describir algunas de las características de la actividad colaboradora. Estas ideas surgen de la experiencia y de la reflexión con respecto al trabajo en equipo y la gestión de proyectos. Las ideas expresadas tienen la intención de conectar la experiencia personal con referencias teóricas del campo sociocultural, las cuales sostienen que la interacción social contribuye al desarrollo del pensamiento en los individuos. Este campo de estudio tiene que ver con la vida de la mente y la construcción del conocimiento. 

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No. 20 (2002): Lo que siempre he querido decir de la educación

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Temático

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