2022
DOI: 10.35362/rie9015145
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La idoneidad del profesorado de educación secundaria obligatoria en España. Una percepción autoinformada

Abstract: La idoneidad profesional docente es un constructo complejo que no solo se manifiesta en un conjunto variado de efectos, sino también en la evolución de su intensidad con el tiempo. En este contexto, la formación inicial, la formación permanente y las capacidades docentes reconocidas por los propios profesores constituyen aspectos clave para la definición de las políticas o para su corrección. Por otra parte, el diagnóstico diferencial, en función del nivel socioeconómico y cultural de los centros, es recomenda… Show more

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“…The results support this hypothesis, although explaining a small part of the variance (R2=0.01). A lower Hollingshead Index represents a higher probability of repeating, a result consistent with the findings of White (1982), Herrnstein and Murray (1994), Cordero et al (2014), Von Stumm (2017, López-Rupérez et al (2021) and Salza (2022). However, other lines of research focus on the role of educational institutions and alert us to practices that, taking this socio-economic disadvantage as a justification, worsen the situation for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
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“…The results support this hypothesis, although explaining a small part of the variance (R2=0.01). A lower Hollingshead Index represents a higher probability of repeating, a result consistent with the findings of White (1982), Herrnstein and Murray (1994), Cordero et al (2014), Von Stumm (2017, López-Rupérez et al (2021) and Salza (2022). However, other lines of research focus on the role of educational institutions and alert us to practices that, taking this socio-economic disadvantage as a justification, worsen the situation for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…In this study, most of the school variables referring to the type of school and school resources available had a minimal impact, with only the level of concentration of pupils of immigrant origin in the classrooms of certain schools standing out as a predictor. On the other hand, López-Rupérez et al (2021) indicate that the higher the socio-economic level of the students, the lower the repetition rate at 15 years of age. Furthermore, the higher the socio-economic and cultural level of students, the higher the graduation rate in Compulsory Secondary Education.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
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