Percepciones del estudiantado sobre el «feedback» sostenible: un análisis de redes en una universidad española

Resumen
El estudio pretende describir las prácticas de feedback en una universidad española y analizar su alineación con los principios del feedback sostenible. Se recopilaron datos de 261 estudiantes a través de un cuestionario en línea. Además de análisis descriptivos, se realizó un análisis de redes psicométricas para capturar la naturaleza dinámica e interactiva del feedback sostenible. Los resultados indican que, si bien los estudiantes interactúan con diversas fuentes y muestran esfuerzos hacia la autorregulación, el profesorado desempeña un papel central en las prácticas de feedback. Estos hallazgos destacan la importancia de intensificar los esfuerzos para promover el feedback sostenible.
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