La perspectiva del profesorado de educación infantil y primaria acerca de la educación intercultural
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Las instituciones de formación docente no son inmunes a la globalización ni dejan de verse
afectadas por el auge de la inmigración en las escuelas, en tanto la pluralidad que supone su
presencia en las aulas reclama una respuesta apropiada por parte del sistema educativo. En ese
marco, tiene sentido preguntarse por el grado de penetración de una perspectiva intercultural
entre los profesores. Lo que aquí se examina son las percepciones de los docentes de educación
infantil y primaria sobre la educación intercultural, analizando la influencia que tienen la
experiencia docente en general, la experiencia educativa con alumnado procedente de
la inmigración y la participación en actividades formativas sobre educación intercultural. Se
trata de un estudio descriptivo de encuesta con una muestra de 368 maestros de Galicia. Los
resultados muestran, en general, que estos profesionales apuestan por la educación
intercultural, aunque concluimos apuntando cómo la experiencia profesional y la participación
en actividades formativas son variables que determinan, de forma significativa, la
opinión del colectivo docente
The teacher training institutions are neither immune to globalization, nor cease to be affected by the increased number of immigrant students, as the plurality involving their presence in the classroom demands an appropriate response from the education system. In this context, it makes sense to ask ourselves about the degree of penetration of an intercultural perspective among teachers. This work is aimed at examining the Early Education and Primary Education teachers’ perceptions about Intercultural Education, analyzing the inà uence exerted by the teaching experience in general, the educational experience with students with an immigrant background and the participation to training activities on Intercultural Education. This is a descriptive survey study based on a sample of 368 teachers from Galicia (Spain). The results show, in general, that these professionals consider it necessary to include Intercultural Education in teacher training, even though we conclude by pointing at the professional experience and the participation to training activities as the most inà uential variables in the opinion of the teaching staff
The teacher training institutions are neither immune to globalization, nor cease to be affected by the increased number of immigrant students, as the plurality involving their presence in the classroom demands an appropriate response from the education system. In this context, it makes sense to ask ourselves about the degree of penetration of an intercultural perspective among teachers. This work is aimed at examining the Early Education and Primary Education teachers’ perceptions about Intercultural Education, analyzing the inà uence exerted by the teaching experience in general, the educational experience with students with an immigrant background and the participation to training activities on Intercultural Education. This is a descriptive survey study based on a sample of 368 teachers from Galicia (Spain). The results show, in general, that these professionals consider it necessary to include Intercultural Education in teacher training, even though we conclude by pointing at the professional experience and the participation to training activities as the most inà uential variables in the opinion of the teaching staff
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Ríos, F. X. C., Moledo, M. D. M. L., & Rego, M. A. S. (2014). La perspectiva del profesorado de educación infantil y primaria acerca de la educación intercultural. Magister, 26(2), 59-66
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