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Management of E-Learning and Distance Education Projects - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Problem solving, simulations, case method.
        
        Problem solving: it is the phase that supposes the conclusion of a broader process that has as previous steps the identification of the problem and its modeling. A problem is understood as an issue for which a solution is expected that is far from obvious from the initial approach.
        
        The Case Method technique: consists of presenting the student with real-life problematic situations for study and analysis.
        
        Educational simulation is a powerful technique that teaches some aspects of the real world by imitating or replicating it. It is based on a model of a real-world system or phenomenon in which some elements have been simplified or omitted to facilitate learning.
    - - Lack of structure: Learning at home often means establishing your own routine. Flexibility is a release for some students. However, children and adolescents who have difficulty concentrating tend to do better when they know what to expect and exactly what is expected of them.
      - External distractions: There is a knock on the door. Someone prepares lunch. People or pets come and go. There are sights, smells, and sounds that are part of everyday life at home and make it hard to concentrate on homework, whether you have a lot of space in the house or a little.
      - Internal distractions: Anyone's ability to concentrate is affected by the feeling of loss, but even more so in people who already have difficulty concentrating and managing their emotions.
      - Less time management support: Many students have difficulty keeping up with their homework when they are learning at home. Without the natural supports that exist in the classroom.