Abstract

The present investigation shows the results of a study carried out in the development of the Fourth Tutoring Expo. The objective was to identify the topics of interest to the students attending the tutoring activities. The work was developed under a quantitative approach. To collect information, a survey was used in which the impression of the event on the students who attended was measured; They were asked to write the topic (s) they would like to see taught at the next event to train teachers. 152 attendees of the Fourth Tutoring Expo, of both sexes, were surveyed. It is a descriptive quantitative investigation. It was a survey designed by the coordination of tutorials to learn about the topic of interest to be addressed in the following events. 152 attendees of the Fourth Tutoring Expo were surveyed, through a simple random sampling of participants of the event of both sexes. The results show that the topics of greatest interest are: 11%, feminism, 11%, Study techniques, 11%, Contraceptive methods, 11%, Gender equality, 10% How to be a good tutor and learn, 7%, Infections sexually transmitted. It would be interesting to know the reasons why young students focus their attention on these topics to design a comprehensive action plan and thus clear up their doubts that lead us to adequately improve their development. Finally, it is important that teaching practices be re-signified from the tutorial activity, the institutional climate and collaborative work are the central aspects that are required to be contained in the development and training of this substantial instrument for young people.

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