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August 19, 2025NoesisOpen Access

Didactic Proposals for Learning Outside the Classroom: Complementary Use of Physical, Virtual, and Community Educational Spaces

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RBR. Bravo

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Overview

Qualitative research highlights increased motivation and socio-emotional growth in students using diverse educational spaces.

Key Points

  • Experiential learning strengthens knowledge transfer and motivation in students through varied educational environments.
  • The study emphasizes the impact of community laboratories and digital platforms on student engagement and collaboration.
  • Case studies in education reveal that planned curricular integration of diverse spaces can enhance inclusivity and coherence.
  • Positive socio-emotional development is observed, fostering student autonomy and problem-solving skills through these strategies.

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R. Bravo (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4cd3ad7bf08b1ead6059https://doi.org/10.47460/noesis.v2i3.22
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