Didactic Considerations about the Non–Face-to-Face Modality in Universities

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components, contextualization, non–face-to-face, university professor preparation, teaching-learning process.

Abstract

Introduction: Within the teaching-learning process, the non–face-to-face modality was increased as a response to the conditions created by COVID-19, but without the necessary preparation and experience for professors to implement it.

Objective: To propose some didactic considerations that contribute to the professor’s adequate management of the components of the teaching-learning process in the implementation of the non–face-to-face modality.

Authors' position: The successful implementation of any variant of the non-face-to-face modality will depend on the professor's preparation, particularly in didactics, when assuming information and communication technologies as teaching means in the mission of making their students learn.

Conclusions: Within the teaching-learning process, the non–face-to-face condition is considered a viable alternative in pandemic, or other equivalent, circumstances; it should be a complementary modality in the post–COVID-19 stage. Thus, professors will have to rethink the process focusing on all its components, within a digital context that has no turning back.

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Author Biography

José Osvaldo Enríquez Clavero, UCMVC (Facultad de Estomatología de Villa Clara)

Asesor Metodológico (Dpto. Docente-Metodológico de la Facultad) y Profesor Titular de Anatomía del Dpto. Ciencias Básicas Biomédicas.  Licenciado en Biología (1983). Master en Ciencia en Didáctica de la Biología (2007). Doctor en Ciencias Pedagógicas (2020).

Published

2023-06-09

How to Cite

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Enríquez Clavero JO, González-Hernández G, Abreu-Peñate M, Enríquez Pérez E. Didactic Considerations about the Non–Face-to-Face Modality in Universities. Educación Médica Superior [Internet]. 2023 Jun. 9 [cited 2025 Mar. 12];37(2). Available from: https://ems.sld.cu/index.php/ems/article/view/3473

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