The Importance of History. Leisure Teaching in Secondary School Students
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History, Strategy, Ludic, Learning, Didactics, TeachingAbstract
History as a subject usually causes problems of apathy in many students, not only on Primary and Secundary level education, this is also presented on higher Mexico Education levels as High school. Through the educational reforms that have been implemented, where the main objective is to improve teaching and that students achieve the expected learning. Concerned about the role played by the teacher and their practice in relation to the student and their learning. The last modification that was made was the Reform of Basic Education 2011 (RIEB), where different strategies are proposed to transform the classes by implementing a didactic form that favors creativity, reflection, being critical, implementing and promoting responsible use of digital media; components with which the student must count when they finish basic education degree. Reasons for which it has been sought to change the teaching models, avoiding the regular class, improving the activities that benefit memorial learning. One of the strategies that has had the greatest impact on the different professional practices is learning while playing, implementing recreational activities in order for the student to learn the different contents, hand in hand with the game.
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