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    Perceptions of volcanic phenomena: Elements for risk management in Colombia by Hernandez Peña, Yolanda Teresa, Vargas Cuervo, German, Zafra Mejía, Carlos Alfonso

    Published 2020
    “…Cultural risk theory establishes that each society constructs, from its different historical and symbolic references, a differential perception of the risks that may eventually affect them, and in this way a whole symbolic building is generated around the surrounding threats, own vulnerabilities, and the generation of so-called relative security spaces, aspects of importance that relate to possible gaps between prevention and management policies emanating from territorial authorities and local perceptions and reactions of affected communities. …”
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    Discovering the Spread Patterns of SARS-CoV-2 in Metropolitan Areas by Herrera-Marín, Mauricio-René, Vergara-Perucich, Francisco, Aguirre-Núñez, Carlos, Godoy-Faúndez, Alex

    Published 2023
    “…Importantly, the study provides evidence justifying the suboptimal outcomes of the dynamic quarantine imposed by authorities. Mobility restrictions were implemented without considering the intricate contextual factors, thus impacting vulnerable areas of the city adversely.…”
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    Firmino Costa: The Republic of an intellectual and educational purpose (1907 - 1937) by Cesário Hamdan, Juliana

    Published 2014
    “…The three works eventhough as of distinct objects and objectives, reject interpretation that, on one aspect, deal with the intelectual Republic ambience by means of intelectual tipologies clivages which would have been passively absorving european and american theories and, on the other hand, the ones that are stressed by studies that approach individual actions commited to the holding on ahead its ideological collors. These authors, on the contrary, understand that individuals are involved in determined cultural ambiences built up from sociability nets and by the running ideas repertory and, as to this very circusntance, they have different political and intelectual ways of acting by in a large scale, conditioning these factors to the possibilities of acting. …”
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    The professional training of public health doctors in Buenos Aires 1960-1970. A contribution from prosopography by Rayez, Federico Ramón

    Published 2021
    “…In this sense, the idea is, firstly, to analyse the problems, advantages and possible limits of these historical research methods, for which we took into consideration some relevant parameters and discussions that different authors, such as P. Bourdieu, L.Stone, S. Shapin, A. …”
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    Indigenous movements and education in the 20th century in the southern Andean region of Puno, Peru by Ruelas Vargas, David

    Published 2019
    “…Because gamonales and political and religious authorities did not allow schools in the Andean areas, the indigenous population was clandestinely educated in hidden schools run by Quechua and Aymara-speaking indigenous teachers who, among others, intensified the teaching of Spanish despite the prohibition of books in this language. …”
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    Repitencia en la Licenciatura en Matemáticas de la UPTC by Velandia Medina, Leidy Johana

    Published 2024
    “…However, the processing and statistical analysis carried out by the author through the chi or Chi-square test (Χ2) (the best known and used for the analysis of qualitative variables) does not show a significant connection between repetition and the factors mentioned by students because all p values were greater than 0.05 or 5%.…”
    Tesis de maestría
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    Another turn of the screw... On learning outcomes Are other paths possible? by Aristizábal, Magnolia, Agudelo Cely, Nubia

    Published 2021
    “…The contributions found there, as a whole, were interwoven with in-depth interviews, as well as with memories of the work carried out by the authors. Conclusion: the interpretations and findings invite to connect critical views, to recognize what has been done, to relate lessons from the current pandemic, to the actors of the academic communities to update the formative proposals from their institutional belonging, illuminated by missionary values in the educational projects. …”
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    The quantitative and qulitative analysis of knowledge production in physical education: the northest brazilian experience by Sánchez Gamboa, Silvio, Chaves-Gamboa, Márcia

    Published 2014
    “…The use of Cenciometria tools (dates analysis) in order to identify the evolution of theories, authors, schools of thought, the research webs. The use of epistemological categories let us to understand the science and technology indicators in the context of social development and its historic transformations of Brazilian society.…”
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    CREATION. Operator in education, art and language by Sosa Gutiérrez, Pedro Alexander ; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Arciniegas Rodríguez, William Elías; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia

    Published 2021
    “…This book is divided in four chapters that, namely, will allow the reader to approach its statements thanks to its thematic organization, corresponding not only to the particular interests of each author, but also to three key areas for the entire investigative project of which emanates the document: art, education and language.In the first chapter, under the title “A methodological and conceptual proposal on 'Creation'”, the theoretical and conceptual antecedents of the advanced research are explained and summarized through a previous editorial project, of which this constitutes as a second part, to later clarify some of the concepts raised there, such as "agents" and "areas" while simultaneously exposing the methodological model followed in the research and in the book itself, finally coming to postulate a series of premises to understand the concept of Creation in the framework of the areas of knowledge addressed in later chapters: education, art and language.Next, the chapter “Creation as operator” takes up the concept of ‘operator’, seeking to recognize creation as such. …”
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