Kinematic Behavior Of Wood Drying In A Solar Furnace Of The Institutional Wood Programme (PIMA)

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to present the design of the DONALD Didactic Model for Physics Teaching-Learning in higher education, which is defined as heuristic by focusing on existing models, with the use of active didactic and methodological strategies through of innovative tools and relevant use of ICT that link the teaching-learning process of Physics and adapt to the needs and demands of the 21st century. This research was developed within the socio-critical paradigm, through a mixed approach with a qualitative predominance, of an applied, non-experimental and transversal type. Finally, a summary description of the design of the DONALD Model is presented, whose acronyms cyclically represent six stages, which implies the fulfillment of each one, to then be able to advance to the next one, which is considered a didactic and methodological contribution. since it allows knowing a didactic sequence to understand, contextualize and value concepts in Physics or another science that can be applied, such as Mathematics or other.