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a negative experience that made things               DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE INVESTIGACIÓN Y POSGRADO
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           more difficult.



                Competences and skills (Cm&Sk)
                                                                students was different, even if they were at
           Regarding Competences and skills, all tea-
                                                                the same grade level.
           chers had varied opinions.
                                                                       Teacher E even declared that wor-
                Two out of six teachers mentioned
                                                                king with children had been hard for him
           that they had some problems at the begin-
                                                                and he feels he needed more training. In
           ning controlling the groups. For teacher A
                                                                that sense four out of six, specifically tea-
           the PNIEB was his first experience working
                                                                chers A, B, C and D also declared that they
           with children, and heargued that: “children
                                                                were still learning how to work with chil-
           are very active and teaching children is diffe-
                                                                dren, and they affirm that they have expe-
           rent than teaching other people…” Teacher
                                                                rienced some changes from the beginning
           D added that children are also curious.
                                                                until the time of data collection and that
                Teacher  A  was  able  now  to  identify
                                                                they work better with children now. Tea-
           when children were getting bored or frus-
                                                                cher B affirms: “Everything I´ve been doing
           trated and it wastime to change the topic,
                                                                is ‘trial and error’, I mean if one thing works
           this has was a new skill for him. Another
                                                                with a certain group at a certain time, it
           teacher had a similar opinion arguing that
                                                                doesn´t work the same in the other, so I´ve
           children were very smart and got bored
                                                                been learning that”.
           quickly. In fact, teacher F declared that she
                                                                     Teacher C affirmed that part of these
           did her best, to organize her class, create
                                                                changes is due to the specialized readings
           material and learned how to change the
                                                                he  had  done,  he  read  books  about  chil-
           activities every 10 minutes to keep the stu-
                                                                dren, how they learned and how to beco-
           dents’ attention. Teachers A and F have also
                                                                me a better teacher for them.
           developed the ability to capture children’s
           attention; this was also difficult for them to

           handle at the beginning. In the same sense

           teacher, B emphasized that every group of




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