Linkage as an instrument for the development of education majors at the Technical University of Cotopaxi Pujilí extension
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linkage; development instrument; education careers; Pujilí ExtensionAbstract
This article aims to reflect on linkage as a development instrument in Education careers. It is built from the development of an initial bibliographic research with the support of the inductive-deductive method, the synthetic analysis and the documentary analysis in order to understand the changes that occurred in the link, all of which allowed information to be collected, processed, interpreted and reached conclusions. following: Linkage is consolidated as a fundamental pillar for the training of educational professionals who are upright, competent and committed to social transformation. Its effective implementation allows us to strengthen the quality of teacher training, the relevance of study plans, educational research and the social impact of universities; It is urgent to strengthen linkage policies and strategies in Education careers. An institutional commitment and the active participation of all the actors involved are required: universities, schools, teachers in training and educational communities. Only in this way can we build a more solid, equitable educational system capable of responding to the needs of the 21st century. Linking not only benefits students in their professional training, but also positively impacts schools, communities and society in general. It is an investment in the future of education and social development; The connection must be conceived as a continuous process of learning and transformation. It is essential to promote innovation and the search for new forms of collaboration between academia and society. The future of education depends, to a large extent, on the success of linking as an instrument of professional development and linking is a path to excellence in the training of educational professionals. Its effective implementation will allow us to build a more prosperous future for education and for society as a whole.
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