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The purpose of this study is to develop collection management strategies in the GAD of the canton of Azogues to improve the collection of self-management income. It was descriptive with a non-experimental field design, the population being made up of officials working in the GAD. The most representative item of tax revenue is taxes with 13%, while rates and contributions represented 9% Regarding the ability of GADs to exercise their powers, it was determined that 84% of employees surveyed They indicated that the entity is able to exercise its powers established in the Constitution and the laws that govern it. The application of strategies will improve the efficiency in the management of the entity's income, those related to municipal taxes, fees and contributions, as well as the promotion of a tax culture in citizens.

Resumen La autogestión de espacios colectivos organizada por comunidades locales es con frecuencia objeto de una estetización de lo colectivo o es reducida a una forma de ocio urbano, obviando la base política y espacial específica de cada iniciativa. Los espacios autogestionados son una forma de producción alternativa de espacios colectivos y potencialmente una plataforma para la innovación social. El estudio se centra en el distrito de Tetuán como parte de la periferia interior madrileña, como objeto de procesos urbanos de transformación y gentrificación, así como enclave de resistencia y activismo vecinal. Se sostiene que el proceso comunitario es la clave de la sostenibilidad de los espacios colectivos de apropiación ciudadana y no puede ser cooptado por la administración. La apropiación ciudadana surge como respuesta a conflictos y necesidades tanto sociales como espaciales, instaurando espacios de resistencia en un contexto de conflicto urbano. Abstract Self-management of collective spaces, organized by grassroot communities, often falls under an aestheticization of the collective or is reduced to anecdotic urban leisure, leaving out the spatial and political bases of each specific initiative. Self-managed spaces present an alternative production of collective spaces and can be a platform for social innovation. The study focuses on the Tetuán District as an enclave in the inner periphery of Madrid. The neighbourhood has experienced deep urban transformations and is under a process of gentrification. It is also a space of community resistance where neighbourhood activism has a long tradition. It is argued that the community process is the key for the sustainability of appropriated collective spaces and cannot be co-opted by the administration. These spaces are a reaction to spatial and social conflicts and necessities, creating rebel spaces in a context of urban conflict.

This article analyzes the characteristics and effects of the execution of the Housing Self-Management Program (Law No. 341/00) in the City of Buenos Aires from the beginning of the century to the present and the historiographic course of the dispute for the centrality of the popular sectors in this policy. To accomplish this task, the article problematizes the relationship between self-management and the right to the city based on the identification of opportunity and limitation frames present in a neoliberal context. Mixed methods were used in this research and primary sources and the results of the doctoral theses of the authors, which involved a survey of 120 cooperative members of the Program executed in 2018, were recovered. A sample created for this study covered 60% of the total families inhabiting the areas were the Law 341 was applied. Through this research, it was apparent that self-management was configured as an enabler of popular sectors seeking to inhabit urban central spaces. Self-management was simultaneously disputed due to its implications and openness in terms of reorganization prospects for the founding relationships of the capitalist social order.

El presente artículo se propone describir y analizar las estrategias de control del trabajo en empresas recuperadas en la Argentina mediante un abordaje cualitativo, a partir de entrevistas realizadas en veintidós empresas de todo el país. Las estrategias de control son analizadas en tres dimensiones: quién realiza las funciones de dirección, cómo se evalúa el trabajo y qué tipo de instrumentos se utilizan para establecer la disciplina. Se plantea una historización en la construcción de estrategias de control: al inicio relajamiento, luego, establecimiento de reglas para igualar condiciones de las y los trabajadores-asociados y un tercer momento, de actualización de reglamentos y de construcción de reglas disciplinarias. Se lograron identificar diversos tipos de control del trabajo que a través de instancias democráticas y colectivas permiten plantear alternativas al proceso de producción capitalista y desafían a esbozar nuevas modalidades de control del trabajo autogestionado

El artículo aborda la temática del trabajo autogestivo a partir de una experiencia cooperativa. Desde un enfoque cualitativo indaga sobre la perspectiva de los jóvenes que integran la cooperativa, para relacionarla con aspectos propios de su actividad y apreciar los vínculos que mantienen con la organización, con su grupo familiar y la comunidad de origen, a fin de mostrar de qué manera estos aspectos inciden en el desarrollo de su experiencia y se manifiestan en la condición de vida y el desarrollo de la comunidad. El caso analizado, la Cooperativa de Trabajo Obrera de Comunicaciones, refleja la iniciativa de un grupo de jóvenes de La Matanza en la provincia de Buenos Aires. La cooperativa, institucionalizada desde el año 2016, se dedica al armado y tendido de cables de fibra óptica para proveer internet en los barrios vulnerables del partido. El análisis del caso expresa los niveles de un trabajo social de intervención individual, grupal y comunitaria sobre la experiencia del grupo de jóvenes y su propósito es aportar elementos sobre la iniciativa de autogestión y su incidencia en el desarrollo local.

Este artículo consiste en un relevamiento y análisis comparativo de las redes e instancias de coordinación entre espacios culturales autogestivos desarrolladas en la ciudad de La Plata, Argentina. Se considerará la conformación de los espacios participantes así como las formas de intervención en las políticas culturales de la ciudad, participando así del entramado de vinculaciones y prácticas que conforman la escena artística local. Entendiéndolas como parte de procesos dinámicos, se propone abordar las relaciones que establecen con la institucionalidad como tensiones y articulaciones en la búsqueda de formas de injerencia sin negociar autonomía. Se pretende así aportar al estudio y análisis de la escena artística y cultural de la ciudad.

Communism arrived in the south Indian state of Kerala in the early twentieth century at a time when the matrilineal systems that governed caste-Hindu relations were crumbling quickly. For a large part of the twentieth century, the Communist Party – specifically the Communist Party of India (Marxist) – played a major role in navigating Kerala society through a developmental path based on equality, justice and solidarity. Following Lefebvre’s conceptualisation of (social) space, this paper explores how informal social spaces played an important role in communicating ideas of communism and socialism to the masses. Early communists used rural libraries and reading rooms, tea-shops, public grounds and wall-art to engage with and communicate communism to the masses. What can the efforts of the early communists in Kerala tell us about the potential for communicative socialism? How can we adapt these experiences in the twenty-first century? Using autobiographies, memoirs, and personal interviews, this paper addresses these questions.

El objetivo del artículo es fundamentar un procedimiento didáctico para la formación de la autogestión del conocimiento científico en estudiantes de de la carrera Licenciatura en Contabilidad y Finanzas de la Universidad de Ciego de Ávila Máximo Gómez Báez. El procedimiento se sustenta en un modelo de la dinámica transdisciplinar para fundamentar la lógica de este proceso formativo desde tres eslabones: Comprensión del conocimiento contable-financiero, Sistematización del conocimiento científico en los procesos contables y financieros y Generalización relacional del conocimiento contable-financiero, con sus correspondientes acciones. El resultado se deriva de la reflexión teórica en grupos de discusión con la participación de los docentes de la carrera; constituye resultado parcial de una investigación doctoral.

La autogestión es la forma económica de la emancipación social, en tanto significa que son las personas las que toman en sus manos la dirección de sus asuntos, construyendo y recreando sus territorios. En América Latina son numerosos los movimientos sociales que han utilizado la autogestión como complemento a sus prácticas de resistencia social y cultural, este artículo, a través de una reflexión teórica, versara sobre la autogestión como herramienta de resistencia, ejemplificada en movimientos sociales de Argentina y Chile.

Objectives: Type 2 diabetes (T2D) management requires behavioural engagement to achieve optimal outcomes and continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technologies may facilitate self-management. In this study we describe the development and validation of a self-report instrument, the Impact of Glucose Monitoring on Self-Management Scale (IGMSS), assessing the impact of device use (primarily CGM but also self-monitored blood glucose [SMBG]) on the capability, motivation, and opportunity to engage in self-management., Methods: Potential items were generated from 3 sources: themes and quotes from 13 adults with T2D motivated by CGM use who participated in a qualitative study; behaviour change theory identifying capability, opportunity, and motivation to self-manage; and expert committee review of items. An initial pool of 42 items were generated describing CGM as promoting personalized knowledge, improved health (Capability), improved relationships, having positive device characteristics (Opportunity), and improved engagement in self-management (Motivation). Based on expert committee consensus, items were written so as to be completed by those using any glucose-sensing device (SMBG and CGM). Psychometric evaluation was conducted with 514 English-speaking Canadians. Scale reduction (22 final items) was completed using item-response distribution, internal consistency, factor analysis, and expert opinion. Construct and convergent validity were evaluated using the Impact of Glucose Monitoring Satisfaction Scale, the Diabetes Self-Management Questionnaire, the Diabetes Distress Scale, the 5-item World Health Organization Well-Being Index, and the Centre for Epidemiology Depression Scale. Test-retest reliability was determined for 130 participants., Results: Internal consistency was high for all scales, ranging from 0.73 to 0.91. Test-retest reliability ranged from 0.58 to 0.79, except for Device Characteristics. Construct and convergent validity indices were acceptable. There was substantial overlap between the IGMSS and established measures of CGM satisfaction. IGMSS findings were also predictive of self-management behaviour and emotional functioning., Conclusions: The IGMSS has positive psychometric characteristics and has the potential to screen people with T2D for engagement in diabetes self-management using CGM or any sensing device. Scores can be determined for various aspects of Capability (Personalized Knowledge, Improved Health), Opportunity (Relationships and Device Characteristics), and Motivation., (Copyright © 2024 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.)

The Impact program aims to structure the care provided by advanced practice nurses (APNs) for people with chronic illnesses, based on the humanistic health partnership model. This model, based on patient partnership, is enriched by measurement tools that take into account four determinants of adaptation to chronic illness. Impact aims to improve patient partnership, individualize care and integrate IPAs into a research dynamic., (Copyright © 2024 Elsevier Masson SAS. All rights reserved.)

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This document sets out, in general terms, the process of development of the Cooperative Society of Democratic Workers of the West, from its origins in the Unique Revolutionary Union of Euzkadi Workers at the beginning of the 1930 decade, to the present, in order to highlight the way in which that organism has overcome the challenges that the economic and political context of the country has raised at different times of its historical evolution. It is an experience worth telling because it is full of nuances, of advances and setbacks that force a constant change of strategies such as those that it means moving from one union organization to another cooperative, and finally managing both forms of social participation without losing sight of that the most important, ultimately, is to achieve the direct appropriation of the value generated in the productive process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Recognizing their multiplicity and extents as well as rejecting their ill-posed reputation as residual or peripheral practices, this article assumes the task of describing, cataloging, and quantifying some of the main contemporary strategies of habitat self-management in Chile, highlighting their contribution to promote improvements in living conditions for several population groups. For this purpose, a quantitative and descriptive methodology is applied, based on the analysis of Casen 2017 survey data that seeks to estimate the incidence of different practices linked to habitat self-management among households in the first quintile of income and analyze their intersections. From the analysis carried out, it is concluded that these practices are extremely varied and have a high numerical significance. As can be seen, more than 930 thousand households (83% of households in the first income quintile) possess concrete experience or capacities for habitat self-management in at least one of the dimensions identified. Likewise, it is observed that the mobilization of support networks, the community or self-managed provision of basic services, together with the improvement and selfconstruction of housing constitute the most frequent modalities.. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Brief action planning (BAP) is a collaborative tool to support patients' self-management goal setting and action planning. BAP facilitates patient self-reflection, and provides opportunity to establish goals of their own priority. Case presentation: A 55 year-old female with recentonset low back pain with L5 nerve root distribution, described severe pain in the low back and sharp pain and tingle-sensations down to her right foot. Pain worsened with sitting, coughing, and bending. She was diagnosed with lumbar and other intervertebral disc disorder with radiculopathy (ICD 10: M51.1). Treatment: Initial treatment included reassurance, education, promotion of movement, and manual therapies. Symptoms worsened at the eighth visit (five weeks) where she also demonstrated paincatastrophizing behaviours and an over-reliance on passive treatment strategies (i.e., psychosocial factors or yellow flags). BAP was introduced into her treatment plan to set achievable goals for her care. Outcome: Decreased pain and disability were reported after incorporating BAP into care. Reduced pain-catastrophizing and reduced over-dependence on passive strategies were also demonstrated. Clinical gains were sustained at the 10-week follow-up assessment. Key clinical message: We describe the utilization of brief action planning as a technique for improving adherence to evidence-based clinical practice guideline recommendations in a patient with acute low back pain and radiculopathy, and late-onset psychosocial factors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Puerto Rico's residents were left without water services for up to nine months in the wake of hurricanes Irma and María (2017). Further, it was clear that there were no viable plans for addressing water provision gaps in anticipation of future hazards. In response, Puerto Ricans initiated autogestión, a strategy to secure survival through self-provisioning. Utilizing mixed methods, we reveal two different emergent forms of autogestión water self-provision in three differently serviced Puerto Rican communities. These provide an informed reflection on the trade-offs and pitfalls of reliance on autogestión for water security in the wake of disaster. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El presente documento es el resultado de una investigación de corte cualitativo y de tipo explicativo por su nivel de profundidad; para la recolección de datos se utilizaron entrevistas semi estructuradas y tiene por objetivo analizar las experiencias vividas por los maestros mexicanos durante el confinamiento social debido a la pandemia, y las decisiones pedagógicas tomadas para la implementación de estrategias educativas emergentes. Se concluye que los educadores aumentaron su capacidad de autorregulación de emociones y resiliencia; y desarrollaron mayor capacidad para auto gestionar el proceso docente-metodológico. Abstract This document is a result of a qualitative investigation, with an explanatory nature due to its level of profoundness. Data recollection was based on the use of semi structured interviews which had the objective of analyzing experiences Mexican teachers lived through during social confinement due to the pandemic and the pedagogical decisions made to implement emerging educational strategies. We conclude that educators increased their capacity to self-manage their emotions and resilience, and developed a greater capacity to autoregulate their teaching-methodological processes.

El siguiente artículo reconstruye la experiencia de lucha de lxs obreros de Cerámica Zanón en el camino hacia la actual autogestión obrera, bajo el nombre de FASINPAT (fábrica sin patrones). Tratamos de mostrar cómo es posible que, en instancias colectivas, los obreros establezcan sus propias normas y reglamentaciones, sus definiciones políticas, y alcancen cierto control del proceso de trabajo, avanzando hacia un cuestionamiento de los resortes del poder social en el actual sistema capitalista. Este proceso de construcción de una autonomía obrera es lento y contradictorio: incorpora al repertorio de lucha herramientas como la ocupación fabril y al mismo tiempo establece la legalidad que la sustente; inicia la puesta en producción bajo criterios igualitarios al tiempo que el Estado intercede regulando su actividad y resignifica la idea original de “fábricas recuperadas”, entre otros aspectos que se desarrollan cronológicamente. Por último, se plantean los desafíos actuales de esta experiencia obrera: la extensión del modelo hacia otras fábricas, la continuidad de la participación política de los obreros en el parlamento, y la supervivencia en un contexto político y económico adverso.

Problematizar lo que acontece en un concierto de tango es reconstruir las relaciones que establecen las personas y los objetos desde una dimensión musical y social. A partir de la noción de concierto, se realiza una geografía de los lugares del tango donde actúan los grupos del género. En la primera década del siglo XXI el circuito de tango porteño ha mutado para configurarse de forma híbrida e integrada por dos flujos de circulación diferenciados pero vinculantes: uno legítimo y otro autogestivo. Cada uno con sus respectivos mediadores, estos lugares dan fuerza al género en la ciudad porteña.

El desarrollo del capitalismo ha convertido las ciudades en mercancía haciendo cada vez más difícil habitarlas. En este sentido, los movimientos sociales actúan como movilizadores de una sociedad que reclama lo que es suyo, exige poder vivir, disfrutar e interactuar activamente en los espacios que le rodean. Este artículo se centra en la descripción de los efectos del movimiento de okupación entendido como un proceso de intervención social en el entorno urbano. A través de la apropiación de espacios vaciados, el movimiento okupa interviene en la construcción de relaciones y redes de apoyo que mantienen las personas que habitan y participan de esos lugares. Los resultados nos muestran que a través de la interacción directa y una organización horizontal, sin jerarquías, es posible dotar a las personas de herramientas y procesos para habitar sus barrios y sobreponer el valor de uso y experiencia al valor de cambio. Así, las conclusiones permiten visibilizar cómo un movimiento social como el de okupación puede convertirse en un instrumento de intervención urbana, a la vez que se recalca la importancia de la autogestión y de la acción social directa para que las personas se organicen, autogestionen y actúen sobre el entorno que quieren habitar.

El análisis presentado aquí forma parte de una investigación en curso que indaga acerca de las relaciones entre autogestión como práctica/discurso y autonomía como proyecto. Se describen primero las líneas centrales del marco de trabajo para lo cual se toman referencias de diferentes disciplinas. Luego se presenta un análisis que hace visible cómo la construcción de aprendizaje vinculado a la autogestión va produciendo la posibilidad de crear algo nuevo a partir de transitar algunas tensiones, por ejemplo, las vinculadas a líneas de estratificación y líneas de creatividad o las relacionadas a la participación directa y la descentralización, sin rupturas oposicionales entre unas u otras formas. Se ha buscado contrastar en la discusión y conclusiones qué posibilidades de interpretación nos brinda una elaboración del concepto de dispositivo, tomándolo desde la filosofía, para entender cómo se construye la autonomía como práctica, discurso y proyecto.

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This research seeks to understand the adoption of a flat structure in Colombian organizations as viewed by academics, entrepreneurs and consultants. It is a qualitative research and it uses a descriptive and cross-sectional approach that offers a conceptual understanding of what a flat structure really is and how it contrasts with the opinion of Colombian and other Latin American experts as to how to identify its characteristics in this context, the impacts on the way companies operate and the key requirements for its implementation. The purpose is to shed light on the applicability of these types of organizations in the Colombian context. The flat structure is found to have low levels of formalization, centralization and differentiation. Therefore, organizations must take care when implementing these configurations to have a clear purpose, a strong culture (that functions as an alignment mechanism), human talent with high self-management skills, the correct leadership style and focus on the performance of team and individual performance. Interviewees agree that this type of structure offers very relevant advantages in the current business context. Things such as rapid adaptation to changes in the environment, greater innovation, employees' commitment and proactivity and a better working environment are just a few examples. On the other hand, organizations with this structure will have to deal with highly complex disadvantages associated with disorganization, the materialization of agency conflicts, resistance of leaders to the loss of power and lack of coherence between corporate purpose and structure. The managerial implications of adopting flat structures are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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El documento presenta el escenario de crisis empresarial experimentado por Industrias Puracé SA en la década de los noventa; una antigua empresa dedicada a la explotación de azufre natural en la región Puracé en el Departamento del Cauca, Colombia; la cual es rescatada (o recuperada) por sus trabajadores a través de una nueva nominación simbólica denominada Empresa Minera Indígena del Cauca –EMICAUCA SA-. Se resalta el acervo sociohistórico de los trabajadores en cuanto obreros, aspecto que se expresa en la conciencia de clase obrera y, de otra parte, la conciencia histórica de su condición indígena, como recursos que permiten la emergencia de esta experiencia de autogestión.

Resumen: En este artículo presento en detalle el recorrido histórico que conduce a la experiencia de autogestión de la fábrica FASINPAT (Neuquén, Argentina), mostrando cómo los trabajadorxs fueron construyendo sus argumentaciones en torno al “derecho al trabajo digno” para legitimar luego su derecho a la autogestión. En efecto, la idea es discutir cómo los trabajadorxs parten de un “derecho” lesionado y sentido como una injusticia, para avanzar hacia la reconstrucción colectiva de ese derecho ahora en clave autogestiva. Hacia el final del artículo describo los últimos desafíos que enfrenta FASINPAT y que abren nuevos interrogantes en torno a las denominadas fábricas recuperadas. Resumo: Neste artigo, apresento detalhadamente o percurso histórico que leva à experiência de autogestão da fábrica da FASINPAT (Neuquén, Argentina), mostrando como os trabalhadores estavam construindo seus argumentos sobre o "direito ao trabalho decente" para legitimar seu direito de auto-gestão Com efeito, a idéia é mostrar como os trabalhadores partem de um "direito" ferido e sentido como uma injustiça, para avançar para a reconstrução coletiva disso agora, numa chave autogerida. No final do artigo, descrevo os últimos desafios que o FASINPAT enfrenta e que abrem novas questões sobre as chamadas fábricas recuperadas. Abstract: In this article, I present in detail the historical journey that leads to the self-management experience of the FASINPAT factory (Neuquén, Argentina), showing how the workers were constructing their arguments about the "right to decent work" to legitimize their right to self-management In effect, the idea is to discuss how workers start from a "right" injured and felt as an injustice, to move towards the collective reconstruction of that right now in a self-managed key. Towards the end of the article, I describe the latest challenges that FASINPAT faces and that open new questions about the so-called recovered factories.

The objective of this work is to analyze what aspects condition the entrepreneurship in people with physical, organic and sensorial disability, due to the particular difficulties that this group poses. Based on a set of 15 interviews, carried out with entrepreneurs and experts in this field, we have studied 6 key dimensions influence a process of entrepreneurship: Personal-Psychological, Institutional-Legal-Public Policies, Cultural-Environmental, Educational-Training, Socio-Economic, Family and Physical-Accessibility, as well as the way in which specific competencies such as self-confidence, initiative, adaptability, teamwork, optimism, and self-evaluation, contribute to their empowerment. Finally, this article will try to show which are the new horizons and new challenges that will allow normalization of the collective in an egalitarian society. RESUMEN El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar qué aspectos condicionan el espíritu empresarial en personas con discapacidad física, orgánica y/o sensorial, debido a las dificultades especiales que presenta este colectivo. Sobre la base de un conjunto de 15 entrevistas, realizadas a empresarios y expertos en este campo, se han estudiado 6 dimensiones claves que influyen en un proceso de emprendimiento: personales-psicológicas, políticas institucionales-legales-públicas, culturales-ambientales, educativas-formativas, socioeconómicas, familia y accesibilidad física, así como el modo en que ciertas competencias como confianza en uno mismo, iniciativa, adaptabilidad, trabajo en equipo, optimismo y autoevaluación contribuyen a su empoderamiento. Finalmente, este artículo intentará mostrar cuáles son los nuevos horizontes y los nuevos desafíos que permitirán una normalización del colectivo en una sociedad igualitaria.

Received: October 2, 2018 Approved: November 2, 2018 The purpose of the research was to analyze the use of tic for productive projects in the educational institutions of the Zona Bananera Municipality. Magdalena, Colombia Sustentado under the theories of: Guzman and Briceño (2010) Orfebre (2011) Soto Márquez (2010), among others. Framed under the positivist paradigm, under an empirical -inductive approach. Type of analytical descriptive investigation. Under a non-experimental, transectional field design. The summing population of the strata or subsets that represent the sample of one hundred and forty-two (142) subjects belonging to the educational institutions under study. The collection techniques and instruments were shaped by alternative questions of closed and multiple answers. The reliability was of 0.858. Weaknesses were revealed in managers and teachers, the indicators have little presence in the dimension of technological capabilities, specifically with the management of programs, use of information and internet management, being unfavorable to promote projects in correspondence with the needs of self-management and learning in the students.

En este artículo analizamos, en clave comparativa y relacional, la historia de los clubes Puerto Moreno y Arco Iris ubicados en la zona oeste de Bariloche (Argentina). Ambas entidades brindan espacios de contención social a través de la práctica del fútbol a cientos de ninos y jóvenes provenientes de diversos barrios de la ciudad. Indagamos los factores que han facilitado o limitado sus actividades para comprender desde estos casos la lógica local de inclusión/exclusión social en relación con el deporte y el rol ejercido por el Estado. Nuestra hipótesis será afirmar que el desarrollo institucional de los clubes ha sido producto de la iniciativa de los vecinos más que de cualquier tipo de intervención estatal. Planteamos continuidades respecto a la inacción del Estado en su contribución al crecimiento de dichas instituciones y aseguramos que la autogestión de los clubes está ligada a las dificultades para asegurar la provisión de servicios a los barrios periféricos de la ciudad. Para ello, a través de un abordaje microhistórico, nos adentramos en los diversos contextos locales y nacionales desde los anos setenta hasta el 2018.

En este trabajo se exponen los aspectos considerados para diseñar, aplicar y valorar un sistema de evaluación completamente virtual, centrado en la voluntad del estudiante por ser evaluado, respecto a los contenidos de Resolución de Problemas Computacionales, Algoritmos con variables simples e indizadas y Algoritmos Fundamentales de inserción, eliminación, clasificación y búsqueda. Se repensaron otras formas de evaluar, situando la misma en un proceso integrado al complejo proceso de enseñanza. Este proceso de reflexión, acción e indagación reconoce que el actor central de la evaluación es el estudiante, que en el contexto de la pandemia debió realizar un proceso de construcción y análisis metacognitivo mas allá de los contenidos aprendidos. Se formulan tres hipótesis que constituyen algunas de las predicciones que tendría un modelo de evaluación basado en la autogestión del estudiante, a) los voluntarios iníciales corresponden a los estudiantes en mejores condiciones académicas, b) los primeros voluntarios requieren menos instancias de recuperación y c) los alumnos rezagados que con apoyo extra alcanzan los requisitos para ser evaluados, tendrán un mejor rendimiento que los alumnos activos no voluntarios. La comprobación de las hipótesis orientó hacia el empoderamiento de los alumnos, responsabilizándolos de su propia evaluación.

Objetivo: Estabelecer a medida de ativação de pacientes com doença renal crônica e seus fatores associados. Metodologia: Revisão integrativa de literatura realizada nas seguintes bases de dados: Pubmed, Lilacs, Scielo, Scopus, Science Direct e Insignia Health. Foram utilizados os descritores: Patient Activation, Nephrology, Kidney e Renal Insufficiency, Chronic e seus correspondentes em português e espanhol e os operadores booleanos AND e OR. Não foi utilizado filtro de data para as buscas. Nove manuscritos compuseram a amostra final desta revisão. Resultados: A média do escore de ativação variou entre 51±10 e 65,02±16 pontos, com o predomínio de pessoas com alta ativação (níveis 3 e 4). A ativação do paciente foi associada a múltiplas variáveis, entre elas a idade, condição socioeconômica, escolaridade e carga de sintomas. Conclusões: Conhecer o nível de ativação dos pacientes e os fatores associados a ele direciona a atuação do profissional de saúde para obtenção e/ou manutenção da alta ativação.

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Conocer sobre la admisión y eventual éxito de aprobación, de las peticiones e iniciativas ciudadanas de ley en Nuevo León y en Catalunya es el objetivo. La muestra neolonesa abarca desde la Legislatura LXX hasta la LXXIV, la catalana desde la Legislatura IX hasta la XII. Como aportación metodológica se elaboran fórmulas para dos indicadores: el de destino y el de éxito. Las hipótesis son: (1) el indicador de destino resultará más alto en el caso catalán, (2) el indicador de éxito resultará más alto para el caso neoleonés, (3) en Catalunya ambos indicadores serán superiores en las peticiones en contraste con las ILP, (4) la superioridad de ambos indicadores en las peticiones electrónicas. Los resultados validan dos hipótesis (1 y 3), invalidan la (2) y muestran matices en la última. Las discusiones recaban razones de no comparabilidad entre ambas entidades

Social interaction not only accounts for the behaviors and attitudes shown by human beings in order to communicate, but it also allows proposing explanatory and analytical frameworks on the relational processes that characterize organizations. In this sense, the article aims to present the design of a community intervention program in a transportation company located in the City of San Juan de Pasto, Colombia. The study was carried out from the qualitative paradigm, with a social critical approach and an action research type of study. Literature review, semi-structured interview, focus group and participant observation were used as techniques to collect the information. The results show the need to implement a program focused on self-management, social skills and civility in employees and users of the organization, which contributes not only to their overall well-being, but also to the improvement of organizational processes. It should be noted that this article describes the intervention program design phase, which will continue to be developed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present work seeks to work on concepts such as democracy and social movements, through the bias of political-philosophical interpretations linked to the anarchist view in order to analyze the phenomenon of student occupations in the years 2015 and 2016. Principles such as direct democracy, direct action and self-management will lead our debate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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