Prácticas transdisciplinares para el autorreconocimiento y la valoración profesional de docentes en formación.

This article presents the results of a research study on the impact of a transdisciplinary course, Practicum II, on self-recognition and the appraisal of the teaching profession. The course integrates science, body, technology, and art. Thirteen second-semester students from the Bachelor's in Natural Sciences program participated with informed consent. After the course, students showed improvements in most aspects related to self-recognition and the valuation of the teaching profession. They developed new expectations for teaching work, such as personal development and research drive, and increased their awareness of their strengths and weaknesses in aspects such as self-image, social performance, and the pleasure or difficulty of teaching work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]