La convivencia escolar en niños y niñas de educación inicial
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Escuela de Educación Superior Pedagógica Pública Víctor Andrés Belaunde
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La presente investigación fue desarrollada con el objetivo de analizar la convivencia escolar en niños y niñas de educación inicial, precisando el rol de los actores educativos y las estrategias que la favorecen. La metodología se basó en la revisión bibliográfica y el análisis de información de diversas fuentes confiables e indexadas en revistas científicas. Los resultados de la sistematización de la información contribuyeron en la organización de tres bloques temáticos, el primero referido a conceptos, factores, importancia y perspectivas teóricas de la convivencia escolar, el segundo relacionado con los roles de los actores educativos, y el tercero incluyó las estrategias que favorecen la convivencia. Se concluye que la convivencia escolar implica un conjunto de interacciones comunicativas, colaborativas y afectivas entre los estudiantes. Estas relaciones potencian la autonomía, interdependencia, regulación y gestión emocional, corresponsabilidad, comprensión interpersonal, el trabajo en equipo, la cohesión de esfuerzos; así como, la socialización, respeto de la singularidad y heterogeneidad, la mediación y negociación de situaciones conflictivas. Es la base para la construcción del aprendizaje, el sentido de pertenencia, identidad y la creación de relaciones democráticas, saludables e inclusivas.
This research was conducted to analyze school coexistence among preschool children, specifying the roles of educational stakeholders and the strategies that promote it. The methodology was based on a literature review and the analysis of information from various reliable sources indexed in scientific journals. The results of the information systematization contributed to the organization of three thematic blocks: the first addressing concepts, factors, importance, and theoretical perspectives of school coexistence; the second related to the roles of educational stakeholders; and the third including strategies that promote coexistence. It is concluded that school coexistence involves a set of communicative, collaborative, and affective interactions among students. These relationships enhance autonomy, interdependence, emotional regulation and management, co-responsibility, interpersonal understanding, teamwork, and cohesion of efforts; as well as socialization, respect for individuality and heterogeneity, and the mediation and negotiation of conflict situations. It is the foundation for building learning, a sense of belonging, identity, and creating democratic, healthy, and inclusive relationships.
This research was conducted to analyze school coexistence among preschool children, specifying the roles of educational stakeholders and the strategies that promote it. The methodology was based on a literature review and the analysis of information from various reliable sources indexed in scientific journals. The results of the information systematization contributed to the organization of three thematic blocks: the first addressing concepts, factors, importance, and theoretical perspectives of school coexistence; the second related to the roles of educational stakeholders; and the third including strategies that promote coexistence. It is concluded that school coexistence involves a set of communicative, collaborative, and affective interactions among students. These relationships enhance autonomy, interdependence, emotional regulation and management, co-responsibility, interpersonal understanding, teamwork, and cohesion of efforts; as well as socialization, respect for individuality and heterogeneity, and the mediation and negotiation of conflict situations. It is the foundation for building learning, a sense of belonging, identity, and creating democratic, healthy, and inclusive relationships.
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