Cómo Ser Indispensable

Clases Privadas y Procesos de Política en El Sistema Educativo Sueco

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25749/sis.18663

Palabras clave:

política educativa, clase particular, problematización, enfoque WPR

Resumen

Durante los años 2000, la contratación de tutores privados se convirtió en una práctica común y rentable en Suecia. El objetivo de este artículo es iluminar el espacio de políticas educativas y los procesos de políticas a través del caso de la práctica de enseñanza privada en Suecia. El artículo ofrece un análisis crítico e ilumina los discursos que construyen una red de matrícula privada con formas compartidas de actuar y hablar, contribuyendo a la formulación de políticas. Los datos principales consisten en artículos de periódicos, entrevistas y sitios web, y se analizaron con etnografía de red y ¿Cuál es el problema representado? Acercarse. El análisis muestra una red que involucra a actores humanos y no humanos que destacan que una educación está en crisis, un mensaje respaldado con suposiciones que se adaptan a las necesidades de la red, por lo que se vuelve indispensable para las acciones. La red ocupa espacio y, a través de la problematización, determina lo que se considera significativo en educación y sociedad, tanto en Suecia como en otros lugares.

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Biografía del autor/a

Anna Jobér, Malmö Universitet, Suecia

Is senior lecturer at the department of School Development and Leadership, Malmö University, Sweden. Her research focus on marketisation on education, education policy studies and critical approaches on digitalisation.

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2020-06-30