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    Importancia de la competencia argumentativa en el ámbito educativo: una propuesta para su enseñanza a través del role playing online
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2015) García-Barrera, Alba
    The argumentative capacity is essential in education as it is a competence that students need to develop to get on in their daily life and transmit their thoughts, defend their ideas, maintain open and understanding dialogs with others, etc. It is therefore essential that teachers also gain knowledge about this capacity and implement it in the classroom, helping students acquire this capacity. In Higher Education, it is pursued that students, as future teachers, develop this competence through the various subjects to be taken during the course of studies. However, in distance education, it is not so easy to practice this skill, as there is no physical attendance environment that encourages synchronous interactions. This article discusses the advantages and disadvantages of some of the possibilities for working the argumentative competence in such environments, presenting finally role playing as a learning strategy to experience both in teacher training and in the classroom

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