Methodological strategies to improve cooperative work in high school students, Cajamarca, 2020

Abstract

Objective. To identify cooperative work strategies in high school students in the city of Cajamarca. Methods. The study had a qualitative approach, with a non-experimental, transectional and descriptive design. The instruments used were the questionnaire and the checklist; the instrument was validated by means of expert judgment with a valuation quotient of 90 %. Reliability was established by means of the Kuder-Richardson coefficient, which was equal to 0.83 and 0.81; therefore, it can be said that the instrument has a very high reliability. Results. The methodological strategy of cooperative work through its four phases: programming, operation, reflection and reflection, the Puzzle methodologies and the inquiry by groups, make it possible to create favorable conditions for cooperative work among students. Conclusions. The hypothesis that an adequate methodological strategy creates an appropriate learning process, thus benefiting the methodological strategy of the students, is proved.