Tendencias de investigación de aula invertida con aprendizaje colaborativo: una revisión sistemática
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Aprendizaje activo, aprendizaje centrado en el estudiante, aprendizaje cooperativo, interacción socialResumen
El objetivo de esta revisión sistemática fue identificar tendencias en los artículos de investigación sobre aula invertida con un enfoque de aprendizaje colaborativo. Se consultaron artículos de investigación, de acceso abierto del 2016 al 2021, de las bases de datos ERIC, EBSCOhost, Science Direct y Scopus. Se utilizó el método prisma para buscar, incluir y excluir artículos. De 264 artículos revisados, se eligieron 41. Los resultados muestran las diferentes concepciones para aula invertida, la tendencia en el número de publicaciones de artículos de investigación desde el año 2016, los países que más han publicado sobre el tema, así como los métodos y la orientación de los resultados; 79% de los casos afirma que hay una experiencia positiva y/o mejora con el método de aula invertida con respecto al método tradicional. Aún es escasa la investigación sobre las observaciones y contradicciones expresadas por aproximadamente el 20% de los autores sobre la implementación y los resultados del modelo de aula invertida.
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