Los planes de estudio en Educación Superior: ¿Es el género una prioridad?
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Universidad de Sevilla
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Los patrones androcéntricos imperantes en las sociedades actuales todavía son los dominantes en las dinámicas
educativas. La violencia y discriminación también hallan espacios dentro de los muros de la academia. Teniendo en
cuenta la responsabilidad formativa y social de la universidad, es importante indagar en esta realidad. El objetivo de este
estudio es identificar las asignaturas de género impartidas en las titulaciones de Educación. A través de una estrategia
de complementariedad, se han revisado los planes de estudio de las universidades españolas en las que se imparten los
Grados en Educación Primaria, Infantil, Social y Pedagogía; paralelamente, participaron 619 estudiantes de una Facultad
de Ciencias de una universidad de carácter público española. Se evidencia la escasa formación específica en género que
reciben las/os futuras/os profesionales de la educación. Destacan positivamente los Grados en Educación Social: más de
la mitad de las universidades que ofrecen esta disciplina ofertan materias específicas sobre género. El alumnado
participante confirma no haber cursado materias ni haber recibido formación sobre género, a pesar de considerarlo
relevante para su futuro profesional. Esta investigación visibiliza la necesidad de revisar los planes de estudio de todas
las facultades para otorgar más y mejores herramientas formativas en lo relativo al trabajo desde, por y para la igualdad
de género
The prevailing androcentric patterns in today's societies are still dominant in educational dynamics. The university is not on the sidelines, so violence and discrimination also find spaces within the walls of the academy. Considering the educational and social responsibility of the university, it is important to investigate this reality. Thus, the objective of this study is to evaluate the gender training provided in the four major Education degrees both from the voice of students, and through the review of study plans of the Spanish universities. Through a strategy of complementarity, the study plans of the Spanish universities in which the Degrees in Primary, Early Childhood, Social and Pedagogy Education are taught. At the same time, 619 students from a Faculty of Sciences of a Spanish public university participated. The lack of specific gender training that future education professionals receive is evident. The Degrees in Social Education stand out positively, since more than half of the universities that offer this discipline offer specific subjects on gender. The participating students confirm that they have not taken courses or attended training sessions on gender, despite the fact that they consider this training to be relevant for their professional future. This research makes visible the need to review the study plans of the Spanish Faculties of Educational Sciences to provide more and better training tools in relation to work from, by and for gender equality
The prevailing androcentric patterns in today's societies are still dominant in educational dynamics. The university is not on the sidelines, so violence and discrimination also find spaces within the walls of the academy. Considering the educational and social responsibility of the university, it is important to investigate this reality. Thus, the objective of this study is to evaluate the gender training provided in the four major Education degrees both from the voice of students, and through the review of study plans of the Spanish universities. Through a strategy of complementarity, the study plans of the Spanish universities in which the Degrees in Primary, Early Childhood, Social and Pedagogy Education are taught. At the same time, 619 students from a Faculty of Sciences of a Spanish public university participated. The lack of specific gender training that future education professionals receive is evident. The Degrees in Social Education stand out positively, since more than half of the universities that offer this discipline offer specific subjects on gender. The participating students confirm that they have not taken courses or attended training sessions on gender, despite the fact that they consider this training to be relevant for their professional future. This research makes visible the need to review the study plans of the Spanish Faculties of Educational Sciences to provide more and better training tools in relation to work from, by and for gender equality
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Varela Portela, C., Alonso Ruido, P., & Regueiro Fernández, B. (2024). Los planes de estudio en Educación Superior: ¿Es el género una prioridad?. Revista Fuentes, 26(1), 95-108
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Esta investigación está financiada por las “Ayudas de Investigación de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela para la ejecución de proyectos destinados al desarrollo de medidas del Pacto de Estado contra la Violencia de Género 2022” (Ministerio de Igualdad, Gobierno de España)
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