Educación Inclusiva y la Percepción de los Educadores sobre el Trabajo de Planificación de la Lección, desde una Perspectiva Inclusiva del Estudiante

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https://doi.org/10.25749/sis.25380

Palabras clave:

colaboración colegial, enseñanza diferenciada, planificación de lecciones, aula convencional, percepciones de los profesores

Resumen

Este artículo analiza el concepto multifacético de inclusión refiriéndose a un estudio (Kotte, 2017) cuyo objetivo es contribuir con conocimiento más profundo sobre las percepciones de los educadores sobre educación inclusiva respecto los diversos prerrequisitos de aprendizaje estudiantil. La metodología es una combinación de análisis de datos cuantitativos y cualitativos relacionados con los educadores que asisten a un programa nacional sueco. El análisis utiliza los conceptos de Biesta sobre las dimensiones del objetivo de la educación, el modelo de Uljens con la acción didáctica, el profesionalismo según Hedegaard-Sørensen y de la diferenciación de Tomlinson. Algunos resultados principales muestran que los educadores tienen una actitud positiva, pero entienden como un área difícil durante las lecciones. Experimentan un dilema entre las necesidades individuales de los estudiantes y el interés de la clase. Otros resultados indican que la colaboración colegial es un aspecto importante para la planificación didáctica y el éxito de lecciones inclusivas.

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Biografía del autor/a

Elaine Kotte, Department of Childhood Education and Society, Faculty of Education and Society, Malmö Universitet, Suecia

Lecturer in pedagogy at Malmö University, Sweden. She teaches at the Faculty of Education and Society in the department of Childhood Education and Society. She also supervises students in specialization courses and master examinations in the area of special education. Furthermore, Kotte collaborates with the Swedish Agency for Education (Skolverket) preparing schoolteachers in advanced studies in the area of inclusive education. She has also a long experience in special educational teaching regarding students with different learning impairments, in the compulsory school. This article refers to her doctoral research about the topic of inclusive education.

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2021-10-29