Browsing by Author "Zambrano Chavez, Maria Cristian"

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    Diseño de una guía interactiva e ilustrada de los juegos tradicionales del Ecuador para impulsar la practica de los mismos y rescatar la identidad cultural en los niños de 8 a 12 años aplicable en la escuela Club Rotario de la ciudad de Latacunga en el año lectivo 2010 - 2011.
    (Ecuador : Latacunga : Universidad Técnica de Cotopaxi (UTC), 2012-08) Zambrano Chavez, Maria Cristian; Calvache Aspiazu, George Ronald; García, Yuri
    Today, it is evident the limited interest that the present generations have, to the native customs of our country and particularly on the practice of traditional games, one reason is that, these have been replaced by the practice of foreign traditions, the consequence is children with insufficient knowledge and identity of their own historical culture. Furthermore, all technological development achieved until now has helped to this alienating process and the gradual loss of identity in the towns, however, the technology used appropriately, it becomes productive, so it is necessary to create products according to this development to improve and develop human beings with their own cultural identity, committed with the social change and transformation. Supported in the previous approaches, this field research was done, which, in its course allows to determine the need to design an interactive and illustrated CD of the traditional games, which has been created to be used quickly and effectively by involved people, with the purpose of promoting and encouraging the practice of the games, a process that is performed in collaboration with the authorities, teachers and children of the "Club Rotario" School in Latacunga city. This proposal is an informative contribution that has been developed by researchers at the Technical University of Cotopaxi in order to avoid losing of cultural identity, motivating the practice of the traditional games and rescue the values and self-esteem in children.