2017
DOI: 10.25115/ejrep.v5i12.1271
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Evaluación de las opiniones sobre la inmigración y la multiculturalidad en la escuela de alumnos de Magisterio

Abstract: Introducción. En España, en este curso hay más de 500.000 alumnos inmigrantes matricula-dos en colegios e institutos españoles. La escuela es uno de esos ámbitos que tiene nuestra sociedad para crear espacios de convivencia y cambios de actitudes. El profesor juega un papel importante y trascendental en dicha labor. Con este trabajo pretendemos conocer las opiniones y actitudes que los futuros docentes, estudiantes de Magisterio de la Universidad Extremadura, tienen sobre la inmigración y sobre la inmigración … Show more

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“…In addition, we cannot deny that there has been a great deal of concern in the European Union for some time due to the rise of xenophobic and racist attitudes towards minority groups and immigrants (citizens from emerging or developing countries), as shown in the study conducted by the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia (Thalhammer, Zucha, Enzenhofer, Salfinger, & Ogris, 2001). In the same line, in later studies, such as those by León del Barco, Mira, and Gómez Carroza (2007), who study a sample of university students, Balch (2010), Martín-Artiles, and Meardi (2013), Martín-Artiles and Molina (2011), Naranjo Giraldo (2015), and Narvaiza, Laka, and Silvestre (2007), who reveal a set of key variables to be studied to understand the attitudes of the European population towards the immigration process, the main conclusions reached point to the manifest rejection by the citizenry of some European Union countries of these minority and immigrant groups, articulated in three different aspects. First, the unemployment rate seems to be associated with attitudes of rejection towards these groups.…”
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confidence: 65%
“…In addition, we cannot deny that there has been a great deal of concern in the European Union for some time due to the rise of xenophobic and racist attitudes towards minority groups and immigrants (citizens from emerging or developing countries), as shown in the study conducted by the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia (Thalhammer, Zucha, Enzenhofer, Salfinger, & Ogris, 2001). In the same line, in later studies, such as those by León del Barco, Mira, and Gómez Carroza (2007), who study a sample of university students, Balch (2010), Martín-Artiles, and Meardi (2013), Martín-Artiles and Molina (2011), Naranjo Giraldo (2015), and Narvaiza, Laka, and Silvestre (2007), who reveal a set of key variables to be studied to understand the attitudes of the European population towards the immigration process, the main conclusions reached point to the manifest rejection by the citizenry of some European Union countries of these minority and immigrant groups, articulated in three different aspects. First, the unemployment rate seems to be associated with attitudes of rejection towards these groups.…”
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“…Néanmoins, il n'existe pas d'instruments de mesure adéquats à appliquer à la population chilienne. Le but de ce travail était de valider l'échelle d'attitude envers la multiculturalité à l'école (León del Barco et al, 2007) sur un échantillon chilien composé de N = 160 enseignants. Une analyse factorielle confirmatoire a montré que le modèle uni factoriel correspondait le mieux aux données.…”
Section: Echelle D'attitude Envers Le Multiculturalisme à L'école: Vaunclassified
“…Nevertheless, due to the importance of teachers' role on immigrant students' sociocultural integration, it is urgent to increase local knowledge production about their particular perceptions of school as a multicultural scenario, which poses the need of counting with adequate measurement instruments. Recently, Salas et al (2017) made an interesting contribution by applying the Attitude to Multiculturality at School Scale (León del Barco et al, 2007), originally constructed with a Spanish sample, on 44 Chilean teachers, which results were analyzed and complemented with qualitative data. This work aims to be a new advance on Salas' work, by validating and studying the psychometric properties of the Attitude to Multiculturality at School Scale (León del Barco et al, 2007) on a Chilean teachers sample.…”
Section: Echelle D'attitude Envers Le Multiculturalisme à L'école: Vamentioning
confidence: 99%
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