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[1] Las prácticas clave y las pedagogías de la práctica han sido propuestas por Core Practicum Consortium (https://www.corepracticeconsortium.com/), entidad que reúne a académicos y profesores, principalmente, estadounidenses de distintos niveles escolares, áreas disciplinares