ABSTRACT Spain is currently in an initial phase of revision of teacher training curricula. Given the pressing ecosocial challenges of the present, the fundamental question arises as to what teachers should be like and the contribution that teacher education can make to this important collective challenge. In this context, this research, framed within a broader project, examines teacher education in the Faculty of Education of the University of Cantabria from an ecosocial perspective, employing a qualitative approach (this research is part of a project within the framework of the National R the importance of integrating ecosocial contents in the curricula; the urgency of adopting collaborative and experimental approaches instead of traditional methodologies; and the need to consolidate collaborative networks among faculties and with the community environment.
Linares et al. (Thu,) studied this question.