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The authors analyse a methodological strategy that starts from a treatment of the epistemological and didactic conceptions of pupils, that initiate the study of the subject General Didactic, to foster the acquisition of technical-practical knowledge and the development of skills, capabilities and attitudes needed for a reflective teaching. The results show that, in general, students judged positively this strategy.

In this paper we give clues for the diagnostic of the children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). In order to help the teachers and the pedagogues to face up to the problem, we propound different strategies for treating these children: behavioural methods, with different techniques, cognitive-behavioural methods and their techniques, and also some strategies for the management of the class-room: context, discipline, teaching, peer tutoring and so on.

The education of the students, with or without educational special needs, doesn't depend on, at least only, the specific pedagogic ways in order to be applied with determined students and in several situations, but above all on the ability of the school of generating an educational model of school that proportions the necessary curriculum width so that all the students can enter it, and for which the attitudes and the perceptions of the several participants in the educational process is something essential. This article tries to show how the attitudes

This article deals with the design and assessment of a new instructional model called "The Intelligent Classroom" (IC). The Intelligent classroom is described in the context of educational learner-centered paradigm. The instructional design is formed by 8 dimensions: Goals, Tasks, Methods, Sequence, The Teacher, The Students, Assessment and Context. The model was applied to third year baccalaureate students attending 3 private schools in Madrid. The sample consisted of 398 subjects (216 males and 182 females). The design of assessment was quasi

In this article are exposed the results of an investigation on the origin, preparation and elaboration of the voluminous Treaty of Personalized Education, directed by Victor Garcia Hoz, as well as on the most fundamental contributions of the Treaty to the field of the theory and educational practice. Published in Spain, they are justified the doctrinal and practical approaches that base the place that occupies this Treaty, of thirty three volumes, in the framework of the existing pedagogic bibliography. Between the most meaningful contributions