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Latinx immigrant parents indicated that the type of pedagogical practices they prefer or value for their children's education in early childhood classrooms emphasize opportunities for children to help each other, collaborate and contribute, make choices and take responsibility in their learning. In a study using video-cued ethnography, parents indicated that they believe that children need these meaningful experiences to be part of society and "convivencia." The parents' preferred pedagogical practices align with facets of the Learning by Observing and Pitching In to family and community endeavours. [Translation from English by Mercè Rius.]

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The purpose of this study was to investigate how management teams perceive curriculum management in low-performing Chilean schools. School principals from 25 institutions considered poorly performing were interviewed about the factors that hinder curriculum management at the macro, medium, and micro levels. The findings show that the executive teams tend to identify barriers to curriculum management in aspects unrelated to their leadership practices and attribute the responsibility for the results to the pedagogical management of teachers and student performance. The conclusion is that it is necessary to strengthen pedagogical leadership and the involvement of school leaders to ensure consistency between the guidelines of the required curriculum and its flexible and situated implementation according to the contexts and needs of the schools. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The magazine La Torre del Virrey announces the inauguration of the School of Great Books in collaboration with the Menéndez Pelayo International University and the University of Valencia. The objective of the school is to explore the origin and development of writing and reading, as well as the role of books as literary objects. The importance of universal literature and the connection between the concepts of logos and verbum are mentioned. It also discusses liberal education and the importance of recognizing humanity in others. The School of Great Books offers a curriculum focused on the Great Books and the great conversations that these books have sparked throughout history. [Extracted from the article]

School dropouts are a major educational challenge that affects the entire world. The final objective of this work was to design a strategy aimed at reducing the factors that affect the dropout of students through a student leveling program, talks with teachers, educational leaders, and parents. A methodology with an explanatory design with a mixed approach was used where theoretical and empirical methods were used. Along with the collection techniques and instruments, from the collection of data on dropout students in the period February 2021 to February 2023, supported by the documentary review on the subject and a structured interview with authorities of the Educational Unit in study. The study showed that school dropout is a complex problem that involves multiple factors, among which those related to family, school, socioeconomic and cultural difficulties stand out. Its approach requires collaboration between families, schools, communities, and governments, focusing on prevention and early intervention. This research supports future studies and could help other educational institutions interested in similar strategies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Nutrition can be a facilitating theme for promoting broad readings of our surroundings, given its relationship with biological, social, political, and economic aspects. It is interesting to have an overview of how the theme has been approached, aiming for continuity or the development of other approaches. Thus, we sought to construct a state of knowledge on the works that addressed the theme in science education. For this purpose, 171 works from 2012 to 2022 were gathered from the capes Periodicals Portal, the Brazilian Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations bdtd and the Proceedings of enpec. The data were organized in a spreadsheet, distributed by year, journal and region, and divided into thematic sections of Literature Reviews, Analysis of Textbook and Curriculum Debates, Works in the Context of Basic Education and Works in the Context of Teacher Training and/or Practice. The results showed few works in the North and Northeast of the country. Various approaches were observed, with a marked presence of a nutritional approach and its use for contextualizing or addressing its relationship with curriculum contents. Interdisciplinarity and the need for teacher training were also addressed. We emphasize and advocate for approaches that, in addition to broadly addressing the theme, value its connection with the context and realities of the students. From this perspective, much can be thought and built in science education with this theme. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The democratization of the university level focuses on the expansion and the diversification of the social bases of the university promoted by the creation of local universities. However, access does not imply retention or graduation. Indeed, the consequences of the segmentation of the educational system at the secondary level and the economic, social and educational inequalities of origin cause, in some students, low intensity learning that can lead to lagging behind or dropping out. The article analyzes two curricular devices for the first year of college proposed by the same institution at different times. The analysis is framed in curricular dimensions, justice models and in the device as recontextualization and concretion of a public educational policy for inclusion. The case of the National University of General Sarmiento (UNGS) is explored as a space of transition, around the first year of. Especially, the University Preparation Course "Curso de Aprestamiento Universitario" -CAU-in force since the beginning of the university in 1993, and the Access and Support Program for undergraduate students "Programa de Acceso y Acompañamiento a los estudiantes de grado y pregrado" -the Program- having been approved in 2019. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study analyses the contents specified in the new Chemistry curriculum for ESO in the Valencian Community, as well as its distribution throughout this stage, comparing it with the curriculum of the Ministry of Education. Its structure stands on two basic ideas that develop cyclically throughout the three courses: substance and chemical reaction, with the help of the progressive presentation of different models. This curricular evolution is based on the specific educational research in chemistry, giving main relevance to the linguistic competence. In addition, it also emphasizes on the nature of scientific knowledge and pays sufficient attention to socio-scientific issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this work is to analyze whether the curricula derived from the LOMLOE (Organic Law 3/2020, of 29 December, which amends Organic Law 2/2006, of 3 May, on Education) for the Early Childhood and Primary Education stages favor environmental literacy. Because environmental literacy is understood as the ability to reflect on the interrelationship between social systems and the biosphere, we consider it of general interest that its dimensions be included in the Royal Decrees. For content analysis, a qualitative and interpretive approach has been used. This process gave rise to a prior analysis system and another final one considering the data. The results indicate the low degree of prescribed environmental literacy and the negative implications that this entails for the environmental education of citizens. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The text contains an analysis and reflection exercise around some components of the epistemic model that delimits the 2022 Curriculum of the Degree in Special Education seen in the light of the complexity paradigm, as well as the relationship it has with the activities of teaching that some teachers still replicate in classrooms at the higher level; The recovery of some professional biographical components allows us to take advantage of this qualitative research tool to recover worrying information about what the teacher thinks and decides regarding his didactic work and the possible contradictions that may arise between the epistemic approach that supports the teacher training and what happens on a daily basis in the classroom; The constant reflection of doing and the presentation of some changes in teaching activities are also presented in this writing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents the historical review of the intervention to learning problems during the period between 1972 and 1993, the way of conceptualizing them, the characteristics that defined them, the authors who gave a framework to the intervention and the practices of the graduated subjects of the Normal School of Specialization. The focus will be on the students who faced two significant changes. First, the creation of the Psychopedagogical Centers and Integrated Groups, and the second the emergence of the Regular Education Support Service Units and the Multiple Attention Centers. The change in conceptualization of learning problems in special education in this period arises from a view that focuses on understanding the evolutionary moments of development considering psychogenesis, cognitive and psycholinguistic processes, to avoid diverting attention towards pathological conceptions. However, despite the passage of time, it has been observed that in special education services the conception of learning problems from the period reviewed continues to be present in some of the teaching practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article from the Mexican Journal of Educational Research analyzes the balance of Mexican educational policy from 2018 to 2024. The importance of educational research in informing decision-makers in this field is highlighted. Additionally, five articles are presented that address topics such as digital service-learning, educational research, educational leadership, and curriculum management in Chilean schools. The authors invite readers to debate these topics in order to strengthen the educational system. [Extracted from the article]

This article presents as an opportunity to think and problematize the relationships that are established in the knowledge networks that affect the school practice and the discourses that take place in the (dis)learning exercises that mark the teaching and student performativities and tension the curricular canons that seek themselves as a prescription. Therefore, eager for dialogues with Poststructuralist Studies, with them we seek to use curricular landscapes as events in classrooms, taking them as common experiences, which allow us to act and (dis) weave some discourses-shape-curricula that seek to ingraft normative practices to the performatized bodies. In this exercise, inspired by Queer Studies, life becomes unsubmissive, monstrous and provocative of a breaking in curricular codifications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents part of the findings that emerge from the dissertation of the Bachelor's Degree in Educational Sciences at the National University of Mar del Plata and that addresses the corporal and emotional availability of teachers at the Initial Level. From a hermeneutic-narrative approach that expands towards an autobiographical dimension, we seek to interpret what meanings teachers construct about bodily and affective availability from their own testimonies and how they are configured from the prescriptions, fears and pleasures in their practices. teaching. The study seeks to highlight the voices of teachers as alternative ways of knowing, thinking and feeling the world that allows us to understand it in its complexity in a framework between the normative, classroom, curricular and bonding levels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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