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The technical architect Germán Meseguer, winner of an award in Austria for designing buildings adapted to pedagogical methodologies such as the Montesori method, underlines at the Los Dolores Campus that "the space in which the student is educated greatly influences their development".
The technical architect Germán Meseguer, who develops his professional career in Austria, where he has won the prize "A new thinking in the development of Education" with a project that designs educational spaces adapted to different pedagogical methodologies such as the Montesori method, has explained this morning to the students of the Degrees of Infantile and Primary Education of the UCAM in Cartagena the importance that the educational centers adapt to the new forms of education.
Meseguer, which has also been heard by students of the Professional Training Course of Early Childhood Education Auxiliary that the San Antonio Catholic University also offers at the Los Dolores Campus, has analyzed the evolution of buildings dedicated to teaching and how to change The concept has helped to improve the position of the Nordic and Central European countries in quality reports such as PISA offered by the OECD.
This expert has shown a practical example made by him in the city of Vienna in collaboration with the Technological University of Vienna for the new educational development, where the relationship of space with the user is quite important with the concept of flexible space, but at the once they fulfill their function in front of the traditional concept of the school.
On the other hand, the teacher of the UCAM Carmen María Martínez has underlined that with the speech of today is intended that students understand in a graphic way that the building is not neutral for the training of children.
Source: Agencias
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