https://sinergiaseducativas.mx.consultorioampuero.com/index.php/revista/issue/feedSinergias educativas2025-09-18T10:52:55-04:00Ph.D Luis Alan Acuña,revistasinergia@soyuo.mxOpen Journal Systems<table class="infoSinergia"> <tbody> <tr> <td class="portada"><img src="https://sinergiaseducativas.mx/files/portadaa.jpeg" /></td> <td> <p><strong>Year:</strong> 2017</p> <p><strong>Type:</strong> Revista</p> <p><strong>Periodicity:</strong> Quatrimestral</p> <p><strong>ISSN: </strong>2661-6661</p> <p><strong><em>Sinergias Educativas</em></strong>. All the material submitted to the journal for publication and accepted by the Editorial Committee in attention to its quality and relevance is subjected to review by peer specialists in the corresponding fields of knowledge.</p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2"> <p><strong><em>Sinergias Educativas</em></strong><em> </em>During its inception and until July 14, 2020, it has remained a biannual journal, complying with the declared periodicity. <strong><em>Since January 2021</em></strong><em>, </em>the journal declares its change of periodicity to <strong><em>quarterly</em></strong> publishing the months of <strong> January, April, July and October</strong> during the first 5 days of each month.<em> </em>The publication of articles of original research results in Spanish and English which covers a variety of topics of education. The objective of the journal is oriented to the diffusion of the investigations coming from education and characterized fundamentally by the factor of education innovation. It is intended that the Journal integrate the ease and accessibility of the social and scientific media, with the precision and rigor required by the results of the research, so that it is useful to society and attractive to recipients without losing the force of expression or scientific rigor. 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The objective of this article is to identify the systems that allow the development of communication boards in order to identify the one that provides the best environment for the development of communicative language in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). A literature review was used to analyze information from the most relevant articles related to communication systems and a matrix was elaborated to evaluate related characteristics. As a result, a list of dimensions and metrics of the communicational systems was obtained and a comparative table with indicators and a measurement scale was established. A through a technical evaluation of 3 types of users, it was identified that the optimal communicational system for the creation of a dashboard is the TEACCH System with a considerable satisfaction index in design, content, pedagogy and characteristics.</p>2025-07-10T00:00:00-04:00Copyright (c) 2025 Andy Omar Villón Montero, Oswaldo Enrique Zavala Cabrera, Bertha Alice Naranjo Sanchezhttps://sinergiaseducativas.mx.consultorioampuero.com/index.php/revista/article/view/476Manejo de la Frustración en Estudiantes de 4 a 6 años de edad2025-07-07T02:00:16-04:00Ana María Contreras Rodríguezana.contreras-r@uniminuto.edu.coClaudia Liliana Molina Navarreteana.contreras-r@uniminuto.edu.coNataly Daniela Villamil Gómeznataly.villamil@uniminuto.edu.co<p>El manejo de la frustración en menores de edad permite desarrollar habilidades como: reconocer, expresar y regular las emociones. Esta investigación tiene como objetivo fortalecer el manejo de la frustración en 13 estudiantes de preescolar del Gimnasio Campestre Nueva Alejandría en Cajicá, mediante la implementación de estrategias basadas en teorías de control emocional y tolerancia a la frustración. Además, busca capacitar a los docentes en el uso de estas herramientas para favorecer la gestión emocional y mejorar el ambiente de aprendizaje. Este estudio adoptó un enfoque cualitativo con alcance descriptivo, utilizando un diseño de investigación-acción para generar un cambio socioeducativo. Se recolecta la información mediante observaciones, listas de chequeo, entrevistas, analizando la efectividad de las estrategias implementadas. Los resultados muestran la efectividad que tienen las estrategias, y como los estudiantes las incorporaron en su rutina, buscando reducir la frustración dentro y fuera del aula. En conclusión, este proyecto de investigación muestra cómo se fortalece el autocontrol emocional en los niños, facilitando el manejo de la frustración mediante herramientas ajustadas a sus necesidades y promoviendo una mejor adaptación socioemocional.</p>2025-07-10T00:00:00-04:00Copyright (c) 2025 Ana María Contreras Rodríguez, Claudia Liliana Molina Navarrete, Nataly Daniela Villamil Gómezhttps://sinergiaseducativas.mx.consultorioampuero.com/index.php/revista/article/view/477Strategies for Active Teaching of Physics in High School through Low-Cost Experiments2025-07-07T02:29:10-04:00Denis Javier Salazar Morantedenis.salazarm@ug.edu.ecJesús Ricardo Murillo Moscosojesus.murillom@ug.edu.ecNancy Karina Tapia Yagualnancy.tapiay@ug.edu.ecJosé Luis Saquinaula Britojsaquinaulab@unemi.edu.ec<p>This article presents a literature review focused on active strategies for teaching Physics at the high school level, with emphasis on the use of low-cost experiments. The problem addressed is based on the observation that many educational environments lack laboratories and sufficient resources to carry out traditional experimental practices, which negatively affects the motivation and conceptual understanding of students. From the analysis of 25 studies developed between 2018 and 2024 in diverse educational contexts, active methodologies such as problem-based learning, inquiry learning, simulation complemented with home experimentation, cooperative learning and flipped classroom were identified. The findings reveal that these strategies are not only feasible with limited resources, but also generate improvements in academic performance, attitude towards Physics and the development of transversal competencies such as communication, autonomy and teamwork.</p>2025-07-10T00:00:00-04:00Copyright (c) 2025 Denis Javier Salazar Morante, Jesús Ricardo Murillo Moscoso, Nancy Karina Tapia Yagual, José Luis Saquinaula Britohttps://sinergiaseducativas.mx.consultorioampuero.com/index.php/revista/article/view/478Methodological Strategy for Inclusive Learning Environments in Language and Literature in the second year2025-07-11T04:21:30-04:00Johana Marilena Lara Rosales jmlarar@ube.edu.ecLucy del Carmen Salas Bergaralcsalas@ube.edu.ecYadyra de la Caridad Piñera Concepciónydpinerac@ube.edu.ecVirginia Sánchez Andradevsancheza@ube.edu.ec<p>The present study aimed to design methodological strategies to develop inclusive learning environments in the second grade. This research contributes to the research line on Didactics of Basic Education curriculum areas at the Bolivarian University of Ecuador. Throughout the study, various methodological strategies were examined to enable the inclusion of students with diverse educational needs whether cognitive, emotional, or social in the teaching process. The research methodology was mixed, with a qualitative and quantitative approach, descriptive rather than experimental. The research was based on theoretical, empirical, and mathematical methods. The population consisted of second-year elementary school students and teachers from the Milton Reyes Reyes Educational Unit. Research instruments were applied to determine criteria regarding the variable. Weaknesses were noted regarding the attention to individual differences and the use of innovative methodological strategies. Therefore, the proposal consisted of a set of inclusive methodological strategies that favored the creation of inclusive learning environments to enrich the teaching of Language and Literature. It was validated through consultation with specialists, whose evaluation, mostly as highly adequate, demonstrated the feasibility and relevance of the scientific result.</p>2025-07-11T00:00:00-04:00Copyright (c) 2025 Johana Marilena, Lucy del Carmen Salas Bergara, Yadyra de la Caridad Piñera Concepción, Virginia Sánchez Andradehttps://sinergiaseducativas.mx.consultorioampuero.com/index.php/revista/article/view/479The Singapore method as a strategy for improving mathematics learning2025-08-08T17:53:49-04:00Ambar Melissa Quimis Pozo Ambarquimis@upse.edu.ecMargot Mercedes García Espinoza Margot.garcia@upse.edu.ec<p style="font-weight: 400;">This article presents a study whose purpose is to evaluate the consequences of applying the Singapore method as a strategy to promote the mathematics learning process in a fourth-grade class at the Trece de Abril Educational Unit in Santa Elena, Ecuador. This is a quantitative quasi-experimental design that compared a teaching group using the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract approach with a control group taught using traditional methods. The results reflect a noticeable improvement in the academic performance of the experimental group, especially in logical reasoning, concept comprehension, and problem-solving skills. Likewise, a more favorable attitude toward mathematics, enthusiasm for the subject, and a higher level of active participation in class were observed. Errors in interpretation, calculation, and procedure decreased significantly. The perception of the instructors and th s was extremely positive. It indicates a clear contribution to lesson planning, modulation of content intensity and speed, and manifestation of the educational role as a guide. The proposed outcome is the MAMMS–2025 Model. In summary, the Singapore method is an effective teaching strategy that can be applied in public schools to improve learning outcomes and the effectiveness of the teaching experience.</p>2025-07-07T00:00:00-04:00Copyright (c) 2025 Ambar Melissa Quimis Pozo , Margot Mercedes García Espinoza https://sinergiaseducativas.mx.consultorioampuero.com/index.php/revista/article/view/481Recreational activities and their influence on the healthy lifestyle of teachers at the Technical University of Babahoyo: an integrative health approach2025-09-18T10:52:55-04:00Norge Naranjo Torresnnaranjo@utb.edu.ec<p style="font-weight: 400;">This study addresses a specific educational issue: the healthy lifestyle of teachers in their professional practice. One of the main theoretical contributions of the research is the introduction of the concept of health-ludic (salúdica), understood as the interaction between playfulness and health, which allows for a better understanding of how recreational activities contribute to the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of teachers. The main findings highlight a strong correlation between the analyzed variables: playful activities significantly influence the improvement of teachers’ healthy lifestyles. It is concluded that it is necessary to create educational environments conducive to collaborative learning and to propose academic alternatives that promote the implementation of playful activities within teaching practice. In this context, it is recommended to encourage practices such as active breaks, framed within a health-ludic approach, to strengthen the comprehensive well-being of teaching staff.</p>2025-07-05T00:00:00-04:00Copyright (c) 2025 Norge Naranjo Torres