Experiential Education Strategies to Generate Social Wellbeing. A Case Study

The article describes the contributions that an Academic Division whose educational offering in science, technology, mathematics, engineering and health generates to the social well-being of communities of the municipality of Jalpa de Mndez, Tabasco, Mexico.To this end, a qualitative, naturalistic case study was carried out in the Multidisciplinary Academic Division of Jalpa de Mndez, in which multiple informants were used (administrative staff, teachers and students), various data collection instruments were applied.It was discovered that the Academic Division studied executes an experiential educational methodology based on projects; Despite this, the impact that the projects have is not significant in the communities near the Campus.It is concluded that the Division under study has the potential to generate a more relevant social well-being impact in the communities near the Campus to the extent that it can link the projects that its university community executes with the needs of the environment.

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Praxis Educativa
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2025-05-10
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https://doi.org/10.19137/praxiseducativa-2025-290220
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Outdoor and Experiential Education
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Experiential Education Strategies to Generate Social Wellbeing. A Case Study

Juan Jose Lopez Navarro, Deneb Magaña Medina
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Outdoor and Experiential Education
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Experiential Education Strategies to Generate Social Wellbeing. A Case Study

Juan Jose Lopez Navarro, Deneb Magaña Medina
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The article describes the contributions that an Academic Division whose educational offering in science, technology, mathematics, engineering and health generates to the social well-being of communities of the municipality of Jalpa de Mndez, Tabasco, Mexico.To this end, a qualitative, naturalistic case study was carried out in the Multidisciplinary Academic Division of Jalpa de Mndez, in which multiple informants were used (administrative staff, teachers and students), various data collection instruments were applied.It was discovered that the Academic Division studied executes an experiential educational methodology based on projects; Despite this, the impact that the projects have is not significant in the communities near the Campus.It is concluded that the Division under study has the potential to generate a more relevant social well-being impact in the communities near the Campus to the extent that it can link the projects that its university community executes with the needs of the environment.

Praxis EducativaVol. 29(2)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Outdoor and Experiential Education
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