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REBAZA WU, María Natalia y DERONCELE ACOSTA, Angel. Potential of self-regulated learning in the development of teaching digital competence. Conrado [online]. 2022, vol.18, n.85, pp. 355-362. Epub 02-Abr-2022. ISSN 1990-8644.
The pandemic generated by COVID-19 has promoted the need for competencies that allow the teacher a successful performance in virtual education, based on this, this study is carried out with the aim of identifying theoretical-methodological guidelines that positively impact on teaching digital skills. The theoretical research method that had three procedures was used. The main results made it possible to systematize the theoretical trends (systematization of established knowledge) to integrate a hypothetical-methodological construction on digital competences based on the following aspects: increased reflective practice, enriched learning environments, orientation to social commitment, link with the student's environment , generation and management of emerging pedagogical practices and management of digital pedagogical content, to finally establish the guidelines of an epistemological resignification that revealed the potentialities of self-regulated learning to stimulate digital teaching skills. It concludes with the identification of components of self-regulated learning that allow the establishment of future didactic and training proposals for the development of teaching digital competencies both in the initial training of this professional and in their continuous training, counting the importance of contextual andragogic curricular designs. This study will also make it possible to propose a praxeological route of educational intervention that has a favorable impact on the development of digital skills in and for virtual teaching-learning environments.
Palabras clave : Teaching digital competence; self-regulated learning; virtual education; ICT; educational innovation; andragogy.