INVESTIGACIONESLos Fondos de Identidad y el tercer espacio. Una estrategia de legitimación cultural y diálogo para la escuela intercultural Funds of Identity and third space. A strategy of cultural legitimization and dialogue for the intercultural school RESUMEN La inclusión en la escuela de alumnos procedentes de la inmigración y de grupos racializados supone afrontar los retos planteados por las discontinuidades entre la cultura escolar y la familiar, indicadoras de unas relaciones de poder asimétricas por las que la cultura familiar y comunitaria del alumno no es legitimada en tanto que se mantiene fuera del aula e incluso es estigmatizada. En este trabajo se analiza una intervención con alumnos de secundaria basada en los Fondos de Identidad como estrategia para incorporar y legitimar los referentes personales de los alumnos con el objetivo de crear un tercer espacio en el que el diálogo intercultural es motor de los procesos de aprendizaje e inclusión escolar.Palabras clave: Fondos de conocimiento, inmigración, educación intercultural, comunidades de práctica, educación artística ABSTRACT The inclusion in the school of students from immigrant and racialized groups entails facing the challenges related with discontinuities between school and family culture, which are indicators of asymmetric power relations for which the student's family and community culture are not legitimized. It remains outside the classroom and is stigmatized. This paper analyzes an intervention with high school students based on Funds of Identity as a strategy to incorporate and legitimize the personal referents of the students. Our aim is to create a third space in which intercultural dialogue is the driving force of learning processes and school inclusion.
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