Learning activities that promote research training from the subject Scientific Information in Technological careers

Abstract

Introduction: Research practice is currently a characteristic in Higher Education, referring to the search, analysis and systematization of knowledge, as well as the appropriation of techniques, methods and protocols typical of research activity. Therefore, the objective of this text is to expose learning activities that promote research training from the subject Scientific Information in Technological careers. Materials and Methods: The application of theoretical methods (analytical-synthetic; inductive-deductive) and empirical methods such as documentary analysis allowed the design and implementation of learning activities to promote research training from the first year of the degree. Results and Discussion: Teaching strategies should be oriented to privilege information processing that remains in the student as knowledge linked to his life, considering the needs of the students, the teacher, the community and the institution. The record of experience in the student's performance in active research is assumed as initial information in research training. In Higher Education as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the change in study modality led to a new era of learning. In the Distance Education (DL) modality, independent work achieves its objectivity when the student manages to correctly relate the approach to the task with the methods to be followed to carry it out, they can apply their knowledge and skills to carry it out without the need for the teacher to intervene directly to guide every detail.