- Cedeño Barrera Clemencia Eugenia1, Estrella Chang Nadia Paola2, Dattus Contreras Arianna Lay3, Del Rosario Yagual Magda Janeth4, Díaz Torres Douglas Daniel5, Alba de Jesús Agila Mogrovejo6, Mindiola Elizondo Mayensi Maribel7
- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.12773004
- 1Unidad Educativa Fiscal Oswaldo Guayasamín, 2Docente: Universidad de Guayaquil/ U.E. Provincia de Los Ríos/ Guayaquil- Ecuador, 3Asesora Contable. Tecnóloga en Contabilidad. Guayaquil/ Ecuador, 4U.E. San José- La Salle Guayaquil, 5CPA- Docente del Instituto Coello. Guayaquil/ Ecuador, 6Dra., Ciencias de la Educación. Docente Unidad Educativa Fiscal “Eloy Alfaro” Guayaquil, 7U.E. Provincia de Los Ríos/ Guayaquil- Ecuador
- GAS Journal of Arts Humanities & Social Sciences (GASJAHSS)
Abstract: The objective of this document is to show the contribution of European epistemology to the development of thinking strategies in the development of verbal intelligence by analyzing the examples of the mental and logical operations used, to apply them in a pedagogical way to the praxis of narrative and English diction. Methodologically, it is a qualitative research, a comparative and descriptive historical method has been applied, which analyzes the contribution of the epistemological conditions of the visions of philosophers such as Aristotle and Saint Thomas Aquinas, and Englishmen, mostly such as Thomas Hobbes. , Descartes, Isaac Newton, John Stuart Mill, who have provided rationalist pedagogy with the characteristics of logical and mental operations that assist reasoning within the learning process, today forgotten by many young teachers. Among the results, the bases of Descartes’ contribution were found with the method of doubt to reach the truth, Newton’s scientific method, the analogy explained by Saint Thomas Aquinas. As conclusions, it is established that mental and logical operations must be educated from pedagogy and neurodidactics. In addition, the epistemological contribution is infinite in terms of understanding the reasoning of students with SEN who demand objectivity and truth in discourse, rather than expressiveness. |
Keywords: Neuro Didactics, Logical Operations, Truthfulness, Asperger, Diction,