Entorno journal is a biannual publication of the Universidad Tecnológica de El Salvador, through the Research Office of the Vice-Rectorate of Research and Social Projection, it carries out scientific studies following its institutional philosophy.
Environment, in its 76th edition, is pleased to present articles for the disciplines of Education, Environment and Psychology, it is estimated to provide readers, researchers and society in general with the following articles: Spurious Journals: A Problem in Scientific Communication, Design and Implementation of Scale Models for the Museo Nacional de Aviación: a University Project on Social Community Service, Proposal for the Use of Cobots for the Improvement of Occupational Health. A Kyocera AVX El Salvador Case Study, Baseline on Family Conditions and the Compliance of Children and Adolescent Rights (Aldeas Infantiles SOS El Salvador 2023—SOS, Children´s Villages El Salvador 2023), Museums + Cerca: A Cultural Mediation Exercise for Salvadoran Museums in the COVID-19 Context, Assessment of Online Education: The Salvadoran Higher Education Experience 2020-2022, Student Mobility as a Complementary Training Strategy to Broaden Professional and Intercultural Perspectives, An Approximation to the Generation of Categories for the Self-perception of Poverty in the Municipality of San Salvador, Based on the Quality of Life Survey of El Salvador CÓMO VAMOS, Adaptation of the University Student Dropout Scale: A Three-dimensional Model, Confirmatory Factor Analysis of the Goldberg Anxiety and Depression Scale in a Sample of Salvadoran Adults, Psychometric Analysis of the Unidimensional Student Burnout Scale in the Salvadoran University Educational Context, Challenges and Benefits of Implementing Liberating Education in El Salvador, An IoT Prototype for the Calculation of Terjung’s Comfort Index in El Salvador.
Revista Entorno Número 76 - diciembre 2023
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