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Investigación en Educación Médica

2019, Number 30

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Inv Ed Med 2019; 8 (30)

Conceptions of pedagogy and medicine in the construction of the professional identity teacher

Vives VT, Hamui SA

Language: Spanish
References: 22
Page: 76-84
PDF size: 594.63 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: Each teacher according to his perception and appraisement interiorize the elements of the social structure of the educational institution to which belongs, which shapes the set of ways of seeing, feeling and acting to build the professional teacher identity.
Objective: To enquire the two conceptions of pedagogy and medicine in the construction of the professional identity of the teachers of the Faculty of Medicine of the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
Method: Qualitative study, with a phenomenological and procedural view of the way teachers constructed their vision of social reality and their own identity. The technique of semi-structured interview based on modified grounded theory was used.
Results: In the teaching practice of the Faculty of Medicine professors, two visions of pedagogy (teacher-centered and student-centered) and two visions of medicine (one focused on science and the other on science and art) converged. In the teachers of the biomedical area, the pedagogical conception centered on the teacher coincided with the idea of medicine as a science. The institution offered two versions of teaching practice in a complex and non-unified context. This hindered the interaction between the teachers by their different conceptions that in turn influenced in the construction of the professional teacher identity.
Conclusion: It was recommended that the FM establish mechanisms for effective and close communication among teachers through joint and interdisciplinary activities and projects, so that the two conceptions are enriched and fused to strengthen the construction of a professional teacher identity that benefits the educational practice of the institution.


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