2019
DOI: 10.7203/rase.12.2.14655
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Formación universitaria, migraciones e interculturalidad en España: una revisión de la oferta educativa de los estudios de Grado de Educación Infantil, Educación Primaria, Pedagogía y Educación Social

Abstract: Este trabajo constituye una revisión de las diversas respuestas que las universidades españolas están ofreciendo en sus planes de estudios y contenidos curriculares a la realidad multicultural. Concretamente nos centramos en el diseño de la formación pensada para futuras/os profesionales del ámbito educativo formal y no formal. El objetivo del trabajo ha sido obtener un primer diagnóstico sobre cómo está siendo la formación universitaria reglada sobre “migraciones” e “interculturalidad” para maestras/os, pedag… Show more

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“…In relation to the training programs for future education professionals, the aim is to prioritize the development of intercultural knowledge, skills, and attitudes, as a way of facing the challenge of cultural heterogeneity that defines education institutions today. In this sense, this study and several others show that when students study subjects related to interculturality, they ensure a preparation and awareness to work in educational contexts marked by cultural diversity, while this training stays incomplete for those who have not studied university subjects that have allowed the approach of migration and interculturality [17,28].…”
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“…In relation to the training programs for future education professionals, the aim is to prioritize the development of intercultural knowledge, skills, and attitudes, as a way of facing the challenge of cultural heterogeneity that defines education institutions today. In this sense, this study and several others show that when students study subjects related to interculturality, they ensure a preparation and awareness to work in educational contexts marked by cultural diversity, while this training stays incomplete for those who have not studied university subjects that have allowed the approach of migration and interculturality [17,28].…”
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confidence: 66%
“…The interview questions were drafted by the researchers, considering both the objectives of the study and the conceptual foundation of intercultural education in the university context. The literature review allowed for a better understanding of how cultural diversity and interculturality are addressed in the university curriculum [2,3,6,8,17,[26][27][28][29]. Likewise, it made it possible to understand how intercultural competences are acquired in the different subjects that make up university curricula.…”
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