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International Journal of Research in Sociology and Anthropology
Volume 5, Issue 2, 2019, Page No: 44-50

Perception of Students about Violence in Process Teaching Learning in University Education

PhD Flor Ivett Reyes Guillen1*, Socorro Fonseca Cordoba1, Leticia del Carmen Flores Alfaro1, Luis Enrique Najera Ortiz2, Gabriel Solis Gutman1, Fidel Torres Rojas1, Miguel Angel Gomez Lopez 1

1.Autonomous University of Chiapas, Mexico.
2.College of Bachelors of Chiapas, Mexico.

Citation :Flor Ivett Reyes Guillen,et.al, Perception of Students about Violence in Process Teaching Learning in University EducationInternational Journal of Research in Sociology and Anthropology 2019, 5(2) : 44-50.

Abstract

The main objective of this study was to analyses the perceptions of university students regarding violence in the teaching-learning process. It was a study between vocational training in Law versus vocational training in the Social Sciences. The main findings indicate a clear difference between the two areas of vocational training. The students of the Social Sciences perceive, in large percentage, the quality in the development of their professional training. Contrary, in the degree in law, students perceive that the presentation of contents of the program that the student will attend is being neglected, being understood to this act like the door to the search of the attention and motivation of the student before the new Knowledge that will come to him during the course development. This can be understood given the high use of memorization as the main working tool in Law; but the lack of motivation and techniques that allow a process of memorization together with the analysis and comprehension is what makes the success difficult.


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