Digital skills in initial teacher training by Campana, Ingrid Rossana

“…Currently, due to the vertiginous changes that are taking place and impacting the ways of living and working, the focus of the education models has changed from a work based on objectives to a perspective focused on skills training. …”
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Towards new horizons in higher education classes in emergent contexts. Contributions from educative technology by Landau, Mariana, Sabulsky, Gabriela, Schwartzman, Gisela

“…In these last two years, massive platformization (Van Dick & Poell, 2018) as a phenomenon that passes through our lives, was intensified in higher education as a product of the COVID-19 pandemic. …”
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Food plant resources management in Quebrada de los Corrales, El Infiernillo, Tucumán (2100-1550 years bp) by Oliszewski, Nurit, Arreguez, Guillermo

“…The aim of this paper is to assess how communities that lived during the 1° millennium AD in QDLC related to food plant resources. …”
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“We do not have an archaeologist”. First notes about Rodeo Gervan (dept. belen, Catamarca), last valley of height in the west of Catamarca by Taddei Salinas, Maria Laura, Meléndez, Ana Soledad, Mancini, Cristina, Korstanje, María Alejandra

“…Its local and peasant population is currently settled in six points that are placed throughout the valley and shows a particular way of living. The importance of this report is that is the first in an area that was not explored before from the archaeological perspective. …”
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Reflections of a public hospital doctor in times of a COVID-19 pandemic by Obregón, Liliana Miriam

“…Faced with this responsible attitude of those who accept the challenge and go out to face the disease every day, Liliana Obregón observes the behavior of those who do not respect social estating, who gather, who fill the squares and in their own words "are exposed to contagion as if nothing happened. Obviously we are living two opposite realities", contrasting and worrying for those of us who "have the Public Hospital shirt on."     …”
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Meetings, discussions and challenges in contemporary anthropological work by Zelaya, Silvia

“…Understanding these practices as control technologies, I argue that there are two ways of doing and thinking about migration policies: the one embodied by the National Conference and the one embodied by the migrants and refugees living in downtown San Pablo. Two modes of struggle that present different tensions and challenges in anthropological work.…”
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From the pitcher to the owl. Qom pottery in the last century by Vidal, Aixa

“…Furthermore, its association with different living contexts accounts for the active participation of ceramics in both functional and symbolic terms. …”
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Income Poverty in Argentina and Bahía Blanca: Reference estimates and methodological issues by Santos, María Emma

“…In the case of the Bahía Blanca agglomerate, one in 20 people were indigent, and 18% were poor, which translates into 15,000 and 54,000 people living in extreme poverty and poverty. The paper also presents some critical points of the methodology for measuring poverty by income that require reflection and im-provement in the process of restitution of official poverty statistics.…”
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If this is a father by Girona Fibla, Nuria

“…The scene of this murder confronts Saul (Géza Röhrig) within his limits as a living being; then he decides with determination that this body will not be added to the machinery of death which is the death camp and desperately looks for a rabbi to bury him. …”
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Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Early Maladaptative Schemes in a female population with low socioeconomic resources by Sarti, Narella Paula, Vidal , Bárbara Rocío, Spinetto , Marcela

“…With this aim, one hundred women of low socioeconomic status, who lived in Buenos Aires (Argentina), were assessed with the SCID-II psychiatric interview and the AMAI-2018 and YSQ-L2 questionnaires. …”
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State surveillance and extraterritorial repression of the Chilean dictatorship in democratic Argentina (1983-1988) by Lastra, María Soledad

“…Along with this, it seeks to characterize the repressive experiences lived by the exiled community in Argentina understanding how the representation of a “transandine threat” involve the multiplication of different faces of control and surveillance since 1986. this article relies on different sources, diplomatic and intelligence documents, as well as in press notes corresponding to that period of time. …”
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Successful experiences of mobile learning in formative processes by Ramírez, Eugenio, Zambrano, Juan

“…The integration of mobile telephony in different social fields and the way it has been incorporated into people's daily lives have promoted a scenario of new perspectives to face the impacts on educational processes. …”
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The original montoneras. Some notes on the links between Córdoba and Santa Fe (1968-1972) by Noguera, Ana, Tell, María Gracia

“…Also, highlight and rescue the presence of militant women that became referents to this organization, trying to investigate some particularities of how was to live guerrillas in each particular space. In this sense, we will explore some reasons that link women to militancy and social networks that linked them to Montoneros  movement, as well as the option to Peronist Party and the armed struggle. …”
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Analogías para asustar y tranquilizar: dos estudios sobre recuperación y evaluación de argumentos analógicos by Gómez, Ana Elia, Ceccacci Sawicki, Luciana, Portela, María Paula, Olguín, María Valeria

“…In our daily lives we often resort to argumentation through analogies when we try to show others our position on the issue at hand. …”
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Carta orgánica para las infancias de Colonia Caroya by Cargnelutti, Valeria Beatriz

“…From the Pedagogical Library, different specialists of the area (teachers, historians, communicators and artists) and the Popular University were summoned to jointly elaborate this material for children of the city, with the intention that they learn, from the legislation of the city, its history, the cultures that coexist today, and recognize themselves, mainly, as active citizens and participants of the society where they live, from a perspective of rights and gender.  …”
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The Big Screen as a Laboratory and Mirror for Roboethics by Biscaia Fernández, José Miguel

“…In conclusion, it should be noted that the science-fiction cinema has approached without dissimulation (with a different degree of plausibility) all these questions, which seem of the utmost urgency if we consider the bio-psycho-social impact that robotics and cybernetics already have (and will have) in our lives.…”
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Integralidad y ddhh en km 16. Perceptions and uses of water around the Manga Stream: an experience built with Liceo 25 and UTU by Schön, Feline, Clavijo, Inti, Abbadie, Lucía, Olazabal, Luciana, López, Julieta

“…Based on a process of dialogic interactions, access to drinking water, sanitation and living in a healthy environment in an area of the Montevideo periphery known as "Kilometer 16", located on National Route 8, was addressed. …”
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To die for Platense. Adversity and temporality as perceptive structures between football supporters by Czesli, Federico

“…As a result, it’s also possible to make an approach to the influence of death in their ways of living.…”
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The ethnographic and ethnologic information as interpretative framework for zooarchaeological contexts in the Alluvial Plain of Parana River (Santa Fe, Argentina) by Sartori, Julieta Isabel

“…In all cases we emphasis those which subsistence could be comparable with the hunter-gatherers that lived in the area under studied. Considering the different types of works that we refer, we aim to analyze if the information about the exploitation of fauna resources is useful to provide a frame of reference to archaeological interpretations in the alluvial plain of the Paraná River.…”
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