El presente estudio tuvo como objetivo evaluar la satisfacción de los participantes del programa Apadrina un Talento en el Centro Educativo Para Alumnos de Altas Capacidades de Jalisco, México (CEPAC). Participaron 13 alumnos y alumnas con altas capacidades que cursan el tercer grado de primaria y 13 progenitores del grupo. La recolección de datos se llevó a cabo mediante un cuestionario ad hoc conformado por preguntas abiertas, con el objetivo de conocer el nivel de satisfacción de los participantes en el programa, respecto a los aprendizajes adquiridos, los aspectos que más y menos gustaron y las áreas a mejorar. Así como una pregunta de opción múltiple para autoevaluar su participación en el mismo. El análisis se realizó a través del software Nvivo 12. Los resultados obtenidos muestran que las y los alumnos valoraron en una escala del 1 al 10 (siendo 1 la puntuación más baja y 10 la más alta) su participación e implicación en el programa, atribuyéndose el 86% puntuaciones entre 9 y 10. Por su parte el 46.15% de los progenitores responden con una puntuación de 10 y el 53.83 % entre 7 y 9. Con respecto a la evaluación que asignan al programa el 100% de los progenitores es de 10 (siendo este el mayor puntaje). Finalmente, los 26 participantes refieren estar interesados en colaborar en la segunda edición del programa, al describir que fue una experiencia gratificante aprender y compartir con las distintas poblaciones beneficiadas.
Nomination of students with high abilities is the first step to be able to start the process, giving way later to a diagnosis of high capacities and the proposal of educational response adapted to their capacities and needs. In the present study, the criteria of the parents are compared by qualitative methodology to consider that their son or daughter has high intellectual abilities, comparing the answers given by those who believed that their children had high intelligence (IQ score equal to or less than 116). against which the intelligence score of their children is higher than an IQ of 130. The answers have been analyzed with the software ALCESTE, which analyzes the co-occurrences by proximity, using the statistic Ji square. In both groups, three classes are given, with different contents, both coinciding in the ease of solving problems or reasoning, but while in the first group they are based on aspects more related to the teaching environment (detection by teachers or boredom), those of the group with the highest IQ are based on knowledge of their higher score and previous attendance at programs for outstanding. We conclude that it is important to inform the parent population about contrasting indicators of existence of high capacities.
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