La mejora de la comunicación oral en márketing y comercio a través de los juegos de rol

Treball Final de Màster Universitari en Professor/a d'Educació Secundària Obligatòria i Batxillerat, Formació Professional i Ensenyaments d'Idiomes. Codi SAP229. Curs: 2018/2019.El presente trabajo de Fin de Máster versa acerca de los beneficios de la utilización de los juegos de rol en los centros de Formación Profesional Rama Administrativa, en concreto, en el campo de la mejora de la comunicación oral dentro del grado medio y superior de Comercio y Márketing. El objetivo planteado es determinar si mediante la utilización de este tipo de metodología existe un avance dentro del campo de la comunicación oral y si los jóvenes se encuentran mucho menos temerosos a enfrentarse a situaciones de habla en público o de venta comercial al público. Para ello he tomado como ejemplo el IES Honori García (La Vall de Uxó) donde he realizado mis prácticas durante este curso académico. Los resultados obtenidos indican que una vez utilizada este tipo de metodología en el aula el alumno se siente mucho más entretenido y con menos presión a la hora de expresarse oralmente cuando juega y se expresa a través de un juego de rol. Además todo ello fortalece a su seguridad a la hora del habla en público frente a sus compañeros y descubren conocimientos sobre el funcionamiento empresarial. Los alumnos presentaron una motivación superior al observar que podían aprender muchas cosas sin tener que limitarse a la escucha de las clases magistrales. Sin embargo, existen diversos aspectos en la utilización de la metodología que han de ser mejorados para una aplicación mucho más efectiva en sus posteriores usos. En esta metodología se mostró al profesor como un simple guía y se centró en los alumnos la mayoría del proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje

Premelting-Induced Smoothening of the Ice-Vapor Interface

We perform computer simulations of the quasiliquid layer of ice formed at the ice-vapor interface close to the ice Ih-liquid-vapor triple point of water. Our study shows that the two distinct surfaces bounding the film behave at small wavelengths as atomically rough and independent ice-water and water-vapor interfaces. For long wavelengths, however, the two surfaces couple, large scale parallel fluctuations are inhibited, and the ice-vapor interface becomes smooth. Our results could help explain the complex morphology of ice crystallites.Comment: postprint plus supplemental material with details on simulation and theor

The future of South American church leadership: images, behaviors, and competencies

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The future of South American church leadership : images, behaviors, and competencies

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Preconditions for the Wealth of Nations over Time: A Note

Military might and political elites’ commercial mindset are two important preconditions that explain nations’ economic income differences. The combination of elites’ economic risk appetite and its bargain power at the national and international arenas sustained by its own military might lead to the array of economic outcomes achieved by nations over time. To the best of our knowledge, the proposed argument fits historical evidence but has not been properly developed by the previous literature

Crystallization and gelation in colloidal systems with short-ranged attractive interactions

We systematically study the relationship between equilibrium and non-equilibrium phase diagrams of a system of short-ranged attractive colloids. Using Monte Carlo and Brownian dynamics simulations we find a window of enhanced crystallization that is limited at high interaction strength by a slowing down of the dynamics and at low interaction strength by the high nucleation barrier. We find that the crystallization is enhanced by the metastable gas-liquid binodal by means of a two-stage crystallization process. First, the formation of a dense liquid is observed and second the crystal nucleates within the dense fluid. In addition, we find at low colloid packing fractions a fluid of clusters, and at higher colloid packing fractions a percolating network due to an arrested gas-liquid phase separation that we identify with gelation. We find that this arrest is due to crystallization at low interaction energy and it is caused by a slowing down of the dynamics at high interaction strength. Likewise, we observe that the clusters which are formed at low colloid packing fractions are crystalline at low interaction energy, but glassy at high interaction energy. The clusters coalesce upon encounter.Comment: 8 pages, 8 figure

Sobre el status de Physalis ixocarpa Brot. ex Hormen

On the status of Physalis ixocarpa Brot. ex HormenPalabras clave. Taxonomía vegetal, Solanaceae, Physalis.Key words. Plant Taxonomy, Solanaceae, Physalis

Application-layer Performance Analysis of PRIME in Smart Metering Networks

This paper assesses the performance of actual PRIME v1.3.6 and PRIME v1.4 systems when used for Smart Metering applications. The analysis is performed at the application level using the DLMS/COSEM stack. Hence, it considers performance indicators that are of practical interest for distribution system operators, such as the availability and the average time needed to read the energy load profile of all the meters. To this end, two test networks with 112 smart meters have been deployed in the laboratory (to ensure the stability of the network). In one of them all the Service Nodes communicate directly with the Base Node, while there exist up to 5 switching levels in the other tested network. First, the PRIME v1.3.6 system is evaluated, stressing the significant performance gain that can be obtained by implementing some MAC layer strategies, which are compatible with the specification but not specifically defined on it. Then,the improvement offered by the PRIME v1.4 system is assessed.Universidad de Málaga. Campus de Excelencia Internacional Andalucía Tech