Browsing by Subject "Family participation"

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    Aprender a emprender bajo el binomio familia-escuela
    (Universidad de Murcia, 2019) Caballero-García, Presentación; Jiménez Martínez, María Pilar; Guillén Tortajada, Esmeralda
    La discusión sobre si escuela y familia influyen en la formación continua del discente para el desarrollo laboral, ha despertado gran interés social. La competencia emprendedora no se trabaja suficientemente desde la escuela y, sin embargo, facilita la inserción laboral futura. Defendemos su impulso conjunto desde el núcleo familiar y la escuela, involucrando a la comunidad. La investigación demuestra que estos programas educativos integrados estimulan el éxito académico, la inclusión social y la inserción laboral. El artículo revisa la literatura sobre el tema, ofreciendo una propuesta de práctica exitosa de desarrollo de la competencia emprendedora, basada en la sinergia familia-escuela.
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    Los buenos profesores universitarios, en la voz de las familias. Un insumo para el diseño de programas de formación docente con pertinencia social
    (Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones, 2021) Tapia Ruelas, Claudia Selene
    El objetivo de esta investigación fue describir las percepciones de padres y madres de familia acerca de las características de la enseñanza de los buenos profesores universitarios, consideradas como un insumo para el diseño de programas de formación docente con pertinencia social. Estudio cualitativo con indagación naturalista. Los participantes estuvieron integrados por 93 padres y madres de familia con hijos universitarios en México. Se empleó una guía de tópicos y una entrevista semiestructurada. Emergieron temáticas, de mayor a menor densidad fueron: a) crea clima agradable de confianza, b) explica claramente, c) preparados en su materia y la didáctica, d) enseña de forma entusiasta y práctica y e) apoya a los estudiantes en su aprendizaje. Las categorías en las que se agruparon las temáticas son: a) condiciones previas a la enseñanza y b) acciones durante la enseñanza. Los resultados de comparar las percepciones de los padres con otros estudios valida su voz y abre posibilidades de participación en los procesos de redefinición de políticas y contenidos en los procesos de formación docente.
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    Escuelas para todos: diversidad y educación obligatoria
    (2014-04-01) Ballesteros Velázquez, Belén; Aguado Odina, Teresa; Malik Liévano, Beatriz
    This article reflects on some key aspects related to compulsory education, highlighting the gap that exists between the goals of education and academic achievements (results) in this educational level, resides revisiting how family participation and involvemente is understood.  In the first part we contend that the educational system demands the achievement of certain results and acquisition of skills, wich are not specifically addressed within the school or the classroom, so they can only be achieved with external support. The second part describes a research Project carried out by the INTER Group, focused on the analysis of school practices coherent with the intercultural approach, through story lives and case studies. The third part analyzes these practices, according to how they define Diversity, their educational goals, and what teachers do to achieve them. We end with some final remarks. 
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    Liderazgo, implicación de la comunidad educativa y evaluación: elementos clave de la innovación educativa
    (Grupo de investigación de la universidad Complutense 'Concilium', HISIN (Historia de los Sistemas Informativos), 2025-09-11) Porto Currás, Mónica; Bolarín Martínez, María José; Torres Soto, Ana; García Hernández, María Luisa; Didáctica y Organización Escolar; Facultad de Educación
    Introduction: Any educational innovation process must provide opportunities for improvement in teaching and learning processes while also being accompanied by monitoring and reflection on the path taken and opportunities for growth. In this regard, this article aims to understand how innovations are developed and assessed within non-university educational institutions in the Region of Murcia. Methodology: A quantitative, descriptive, and exploratory design was used, and data were collected through a questionnaire administered to 131 active teachers from non-university educational institutions in the Region of Murcia. Results: The findings indicate that leadership in the development of innovations is often exercised by school management teams. Conversely, the results also reveal the limited involvement and participation of families in innovation processes. Additionally, significant differences were observed regarding leadership and participation depending on the ownership of the schools. Conclusions: There is a perceived need to promote teacher training in leadership and evaluation, as well as to encourage the participation and engagement of the educational community within schools.
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    Smart Schools and the Family-School Relationship: Teacher Profiles for the Promotion of Family Involvement
    (MDPI, 2023-03-08) Galián, Begoña; Hernández Prados, María Ángeles; Álvarez Muñoz, Josée Santiago; Teoría e Historia de la Educación
    Smart schools prioritise work in the educational community, identifying the participation of families as an opportunity, rather than a form of intrusiveness. There are currently a multitude of ways of sharing education with families, ranging from communication to training, with teachers being the driving force in promoting the different roles that families can assume. In this respect, the aim of this cross-sectional, evaluative, non-experimental and quantitative study is to establish the family participation facilitation profiles of 542 teachers working in schools in a multicultural municipality in the autonomous community of the Region of Murcia, in south-eastern Spain. They completed a validated questionnaire with 91 items regarding the different dimensions of family participation, carrying out a cluster analysis to determine the teacher facilitation profiles. The results obtained from the application of the questionnaire show two statistically differentiated teaching profiles. The first of these, with a smaller number of teachers, with fewer years of experience and linked to the pre-primary and secondary stages in public schools, shows less participation in all the modalities considered. In contrast, the profile with the greatest commitment to promoting participation is characterised by having a greater number of teachers, predominantly from state-subsidised centres, that are experienced and linked to the primary stage. In relation to the previous literature, it was possible to confirm the presence of a differentiated profile, finding, on the one hand, teachers interested in the involvement of families and, on the other hand, teachers who do not identify the family–school relationship as a priority. This highlights the need to improve the prior and ongoing training of teachers to raise awareness and sensitise them to the inclusion of families in the educational community.