The reforms promoted by the Bologna process have led to changes in the forms of teaching and learning within the framework of European Higher Education. This brings extensive remodeling on the one hand a structural change and on the other, a re-conceptualization of the learning process supported by constructivist theories, through methodological strategies developed knowledge construction by students. The aim of this paper is to present a theoretical reflection on using the portfolio as a teaching resource for teaching and learning in this context. It has been observed that the involvement of students in identifying problems through the portfolio, provides teachers with a greater understanding of the learning processes of students as well as an opportunity for them to make a more reflective learning, independent and participatory practices eminently important in disciplines such as Nursing.
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García-Carpintero Blas, E., Siles González, J., Martínez Roche, M. E., Martínez de Miguel, E., González Cervantes, S., & Pulido Mendoza, R. (2015). El estudiante como protagonista de su aprendizaje: la necesidad del uso del portafolio en enfermería dentro del contexto de educación superior. Index de Enfermería, 24(1–2), 93–97. https://doi.org/10.4321/s1132-12962015000100021
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