Teamwork, a competence to be promoted at the Faculty of Enviromental Sciences, University of Alcala
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Teamwork, Degree, Licenciatura, Enviromental Sciences, Generic skill, Generic SkillAbstract
The «Environmental Sciences Teaching Innovation Group» analyzed the teamwork com-petence of the Faculty of Environmental Sciences of the University of Alcalá. Thus, a survey among lecturers was carried out to obtain information re¬garding the activities they implemented to promote this competence. 28 questionnaires were re¬ceived, 17 from the from Degree in Environmental Sciences and 11 from the from Licenciatura (five-year studies) subjects. Teamwork was used in 88% of the Degree subjects from which we obtained information, whereas this percentage rose to 91% in Licenciatura studies. 71% of the surveyed lecturers of the Degree and 64% of Licenciatura studies believe that students do not use teamwork adequately. 65% of the lecturers of the Degree and 74% of Licenciatura studies consider that learning with this method is better than standard lecturing.
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