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Mendive. Revista de Educación
On-line version ISSN 1815-7696
Abstract
TIPAN CANAVERAL, Gustavo Bernardo; TIPAN CANAVERAL, Daniel Fernando; ZAPATA CANAVERAL, Alejandro Rubén and ARROYO NAZARENO, David Fernando. Problem-Based Learning: most likely scenario of application in the Ecuadorian high school. Rev. Mendive [online]. 2022, vol.20, n.3, pp. 809-820. Epub Sep 02, 2022. ISSN 1815-7696.
Problem-based learning is one of the teaching approaches that in recent decades has made it possible to advance in the improvement of educational processes, by promoting a greater role for students, interaction with the environment through knowledge and solutions to specific situations. In the work, an analysis was carried out to define the most probable scenario on the application of this method at the high school level in Ecuador. For this, theoretical analysis methods were applied based on updated bibliography and the consultation of seven experts in secondary education in Ecuador for the development of a prospective qualitative analysis method, which allowed defining the most probable scenario. The study carried out demonstrated the importance of applying the method in high school, considering the particular characteristics of teenagers, their level of intellectual and psychological development; as well as the social relationships established with their peers, teachers, family and the environment in general; however, with the application of the scenario analysis based on the criteria of the participating specialists and processing with the SMIC-ProbExpert software, it was determined as well as identified that it is most likely that none of the future hypotheses for its implementation will be met. in the country generally. For this purpose, the importance of teacher preparation and institutional support was ratified.
Keywords : adolescents; learning; problem-based learning; high school; scenario; teaching approaches; teaching methods.