IN-SERVICE TEACHER TRAINING MODEL TO BOOST AUTONOMY IN PEDAGOGICAL PLANNING IN THE DIGITAL CULTURE
digital culture; digital education; teacher training; teacher autonomy.
This study presents a master's degree dissertation that aims to develop a model for initial and continuing teacher education focused on the development of digital competencies. The research includes a theoretical investigation of the concept of digital teaching competencies to map the state of the art and reflect on training models in this area. The methodology adopts an exploratory approach grounded in a bibliographic review. The expected outcomes include theoretical reflections on digital competencies and contributions to the design of a continuing education model for teacher professional development in digital skills.