2017
DOI: 10.7203/rase.10.3.9951
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El profesorado de Secundaria en España ante las políticas de rendición de cuentas en el marco de implantación de la LOMCE

Abstract: ResumenEl objetivo de este artículo es analizar los discursos del profesorado de Secundaria Obligatoria (ESO) en España sobre las políticas de rendición de cuentas. El análisis se sitúa temporalmente en los primeros momentos de implantación en Secundaria de la LOMCE (2013), coincidiendo con la realización de los 10 grupos de discusión de los que proceden los datos. El análisis identifica tres grandes cuestiones: continuos cambios de legislación educativa en España durante el período democrático, e inestabilida… Show more

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“…Teacher training can facilitate reflection on one's own teaching practice in order to respond to problems in the daily life of the classroom [5], incorporating the transversal vision of sustainability [4]. This will allow for more and better interdisciplinary work in secondary schools, where the qualification of teachers to work on the social problems of their adolescent students may be the first step towards the necessary interprofessional attention to these problems, especially in the context of the current decomposition and recomposition of teaching work [7].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Teacher training can facilitate reflection on one's own teaching practice in order to respond to problems in the daily life of the classroom [5], incorporating the transversal vision of sustainability [4]. This will allow for more and better interdisciplinary work in secondary schools, where the qualification of teachers to work on the social problems of their adolescent students may be the first step towards the necessary interprofessional attention to these problems, especially in the context of the current decomposition and recomposition of teaching work [7].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a school category, a classic problem presents in the sociology of education and is derived from the material and cultural conditions of the student body and their families [6]. As a social category, secondary school students belong to the adolescent generation, between 12-18 years of age, so they face generational social problems specific to their age, where the fundamental variable is the strong feeling of belonging to the group of which they are part [7]. This consideration seems crucial to understand the way in which adolescent students manage their social problems.…”
Section: Social Problems Of Adolescent Secondary School Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%