Learning community an educational dialogical space in the university context

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Learning community, dialogic theories, dialogic space, university context

Abstract

This essay analyzes the most significant aspects of the conception of learning communities as an educational dialogic space in the context at the university level. In this context, they are considered communities whose fundamental purpose is to link the various educational agents with networks. dialogic to form the professional future through these communities, training processes considered as important factors in the search for educational excellence. Its creation requires the collective work of both the teachers and the participants, where dialogic interaction is the center of their attention, which emerges from these communities. Therefore, it is a decisive process for the construction of shared and consensual knowledge. Likewise, the dialogue is strengthened in the collaboration between the members of the group, consolidating itself in a learning process where everyone participates by contributing ideas, knowledge and significant experiences and where new knowledge and collaborative learning experiences are generated among the members of the community. Hence, social dialogue is reinforced among the participants, who learn to actively self-manage their learning, since in this process the collaborative learning methodology is fundamental for its application together with the various dialogic theories that support it.

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Published

2024-12-06

How to Cite

Freites, G. C. (2024). Learning community an educational dialogical space in the university context. Revista Honoris Causa, 16(2), 145–155. Retrieved from https://revista.uny.edu.ve/ojs/index.php/honoris-causa/article/view/476