Emotional intelligence to elevate the academic level in the students of Cesar Vallejo University's Education Faculty

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  • Wilmer Enrique Vidaurre García Universidad César Vallejo, Trujillo, Perú
  • Jaime Arturo Baca Goicochea Universidad César Vallejo, Trujillo, Perú

Keywords:

Self-evaluation, Educational quality, Didactic process

Abstract

The investigation hereby highlights the importance of emotional intelligence in order to actívate attention and thus achieve learning ofMathematics by the first cycle students ofthe Professional School of Primary and Secondary Education of Cesar Vallejo University. The focus given cover only the necessity of transmitting knowledge. This necessity generates difficulty if it involves Mathematics of Formal Science, very abstract, implies fundamentally the activation of positive emotions upon the students, and thus activating their brain to achieve a permanent learning, to develop Mathematical skills, and to make students apply the things learnt in their professional field. The main deducted conclusions are related to the perception of the emotional intelligence theory as a process to elevate the level of Mathematics learning. Moreover, the results ofthis work show the formulation of didactic strategies during the Logical Think:ing course. The investigation worked with a population and sample of 27 students. The instrument used is a test that reflects the perception ofthe students in relation to Mathematics, knowing that they just happen to graduate from secondary school. The results show that emotional intelligence activated to students elevates the academic level in the students.

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Published

2016-06-30

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Vidaurre García, W. E., & Baca Goicochea, J. A. (2016). Emotional intelligence to elevate the academic level in the students of Cesar Vallejo University’s Education Faculty. UCV Hacer, 5(1), 94–102. Retrieved from https://revistas.ucv.edu.pe/index.php/ucv-hacer/article/view/769

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