The Paradigm of the New Millennium in Teacher Training: Media and Globalization
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Training, Globalization, family mediation, Conception of EducationAbstract
This article intends to present a vision of education before expected with changes in technology and its integration into the new media age. The proposal arises from the general characteristics and the path from the union justifies the theoretical currents "infant" to the foundation of joint intersections. Is up to the reader, the ability to "connect" approaches generated here in the exercise of reflection that is increasingly required by addressing the educational edges.
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