It was recommended by the Activity Guide to read several articles and readings before proceeding with the selection of Web 2.0 Tool to facilitate a planning on problem solving, based on Unit 1. However, the suggested readings of Unit 2 do not connect well with the purpose and use of a Web 2.0 tool to facilitate the planning of the activity of Unit 1, because the readings of Unit 2 do not talk about the topic of Web 2. tools, and how to use them in educational management. Instead, the readings are more based on schools and universities on an international scale, and why some of them need to collaborate between them to make courses and credits acceptable in other schools and universities. The readings of UNIT 2 touch on topics about Educational Management that are more complex and broader in extension, than a simple planning process on problem solving of one local or regional school in Colombia, based on the previous individual contributions given for the Activity Guide of Unit 1...
The desmotivation of the students in the English class due to the lack of incorporation of the new technologies of information and communication in the classrooms, can also be reflected in the results of the Pisa tests and the state exams, the ministry of national education in its different reports and research and according to the readings of Building Human Capital. Is Latin American education competitive? The authors Jeffrey Puryear and Tamara Ortega Goods, in their reports, reflect that in Colombia, despite the mechanisms implemented by the National Bilingual Project of the Ministry of Education 2004-2019, the results of the Pisa tests, the educational institutions in Colombia need more effective tools such as the implementation of web 2.0 tools, necessary to develop classes in a striking, understandable, motivating and participatory way to improve the quality of competitiveness, equity, science and technology, and teachers. Regarding the problem raised, which is below, one of the...