-Student F: my uncle is an alcoholic and when my mom saw that I was doing this project started crying and thanked me, and said that until that day she had understood what was that I studied and said that she thought highly of my profession.
Finally, all works followed almost the same methodological process, because there was very little time for students to get to know the various alternative methods or types of research and thereby determine their own methodological designs. Action research is a flexible type of research that was selected to support the development of the graphic proposals, so that students could apply to each of their projects even when the goals and needs were different. The outcome and scope of the objectives was positive. The work of the students had a favourable impact in each focus group and each of them successfully met its goals. (see projects in appendices) New Proposal 2005, after the development of the first projects undertaken by students of graphic design, the material was presented to the teachers Dr. Cunliffe-Charlesworth and Dr. Noel at Sheffield Hallam University; they made several observations such as: The results are very encouraging; the change was that students were very favourable. Now they can be more compromised with their environment, more conscious and responsible of their social role. The obtention of these results is very positive. However, the way of working of the students and the problems of the city still remain the same. This is because the responsibility of undertaking this task was all given to doctoral student Erika Rogel. The question is: What would be relevant for the establishment of a change, not only in a group, but also in the graphic design program (PDG). To answer this question, we should revise the issues where students had previously shown bigger gaps in
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