José Manuel Esteve Zarazaga
José Manuel Esteve Zarazaga (Melilla, 1951–Málaga, 2010) was a professor in Theory and History of Education at the University of Málaga. Among his most significant works are Los profesores ante el cambio social: repercusiones sobre la evolución de la salud de los profesores (1995), which earned him the National Award for Educational Research, La tercera revolución educativa: la educación en la sociedad del conocimiento (2003), and El árbol del bien y del mal (1998). His publications span genres such as university pedagogy, educational theory, teacher training, and social studies of the school.
Throughout his career, he received notable recognitions, such as the Gold Medal of Merit in Education from the Autonomous Community of Andalusia (2001) and the appointment as Doctor honoris causa by the University of Oviedo. His academic legacy focuses on the analysis of teacher malaise, the impact of social change on the profession, and the evolution of the educational system, supported by multiple publications and presentations at specialized conferences.
Throughout his career, he received notable recognitions, such as the Gold Medal of Merit in Education from the Autonomous Community of Andalusia (2001) and the appointment as Doctor honoris causa by the University of Oviedo. His academic legacy focuses on the analysis of teacher malaise, the impact of social change on the profession, and the evolution of the educational system, supported by multiple publications and presentations at specialized conferences.
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