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TRANSFORMIG INCLUSIVE REALITIES FROM SMALL TERRITORIES: AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONSIDER THE OTHER
https://doi.org/10.22383/ri.v14i2.21

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Ana María Bernal Mejía Beatriz Lorena Buitrago Echeverri Anna María Espinal Gutiérrez Lilia Yaneth Montejo Niño María del Carmen Peña Fernández

Objective: to seek pedagogic alternatives to assume, from institutional and classroom contexts, the educative inclusion of people with barriers to learning and participation. Methodology: critical-social exercise. The article reflects on the possibility of opening authentic educative spaces that meet the contextual needs of students with barriers to learning and participation, on the basis of conversation and direct confrontation with teachers from public schools in Armenia, Quindío. Conclusions: it is necessary to build work groups that mobilize school inclusion as a matter of the institutions and not as a matter of external entities.

Keywords: empowerment, inclusión, pedagogical characterization
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TRANSFORMIG INCLUSIVE REALITIES FROM SMALL TERRITORIES: AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONSIDER THE OTHER

Authors

  • Ana María Bernal Mejía Institución Educativa Zuldemayda, Armenia
  • Beatriz Lorena Buitrago Echeverri Institución Educativa Teresita Montes
  • Anna María Espinal Gutiérrez Institución Educativa El Caimo
  • Lilia Yaneth Montejo Niño Institución Educativa INEM
  • María del Carmen Peña Fernández Institución Educativa Eudoro Granada

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22383/ri.v14i2.21

Keywords:

empowerment, inclusión, pedagogical characterization

Abstract

Objective: to seek pedagogic alternatives to assume, from institutional and classroom contexts, the educative inclusion of people with barriers to learning and participation. Methodology: critical-social exercise. The article reflects on the possibility of opening authentic educative spaces that meet the contextual needs of students with barriers to learning and participation, on the basis of conversation and direct confrontation with teachers from public schools in Armenia, Quindío. Conclusions: it is necessary to build work groups that mobilize school inclusion as a matter of the institutions and not as a matter of external entities.

Author Biographies

Ana María Bernal Mejía, Institución Educativa Zuldemayda, Armenia

Psicóloga, Universidad de Manizales. Especialista en Gerencia Educativa, UCM. Docente de apoyo de la Institución Educativa Zuldemayda, Armenia, Quindío.

Beatriz Lorena Buitrago Echeverri, Institución Educativa Teresita Montes

Educadora Especial, U.P.N. Magistra en Educación y Desarrollo Humano, CINDE. Especialista en Educación Personalizada, UCM. Docente de apoyo Institución Educativa Teresita Montes, Armenia, Quindío.

Anna María Espinal Gutiérrez, Institución Educativa El Caimo

Fonoaudióloga, UCM. Magistra en Educación, UCM. Docente de apoyo Institución Educativa El Caimo.

Lilia Yaneth Montejo Niño, Institución Educativa INEM

Educadora Especial, U.P.N. Especialista en Pedagogía, Universidad del Quindío. Docente de apoyo Institución Educativa INEM, Armenia, Quindío.

María del Carmen Peña Fernández, Institución Educativa Eudoro Granada

Educadora Especial, Universidad de Pamplona. Especialista en Educación Personalizada, UCM. Docente de apoyo Institución Educativa Eudoro Granada, Armenia, Quindío.

Published

2014-09-01

How to Cite

Bernal Mejía, A. M., Buitrago Echeverri, B. L., Espinal Gutiérrez, A. M., Montejo Niño, L. Y., & Peña Fernández, M. del C. (2014). TRANSFORMIG INCLUSIVE REALITIES FROM SMALL TERRITORIES: AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONSIDER THE OTHER. Revista De Investigaciones, 14(24), 54–65. https://doi.org/10.22383/ri.v14i2.21

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