2017
DOI: 10.12795/ie.2017.i92.02
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Los problemas relevantes de la sociedad actual en un aula de 5 años: qué hacemos con las personas refugiadas sirias

Abstract: Revista internacional de investigación e innovación educativa Número 92 07 de septiembre de 2017

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“…The latter will be marked by the hegemonic Eurocentric, androcentric, capitalist, and adult sociocultural model based on the rigid territorial framework of the nation-state, in spite of supranational projects." [49] Being conscious of these circumstances, of course, encourages critical thinking and thinking about social justice. In the case of the students who took part in "The women in my tree: Putting down roots for the future", getting closer to their female genealogies and being conscious of the difficulties and violence-private and public-that their mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers had to endure, for the simple reason that they were women, led to changes not just in their knowledge of the past and their family legacy, but in themselves, too.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The latter will be marked by the hegemonic Eurocentric, androcentric, capitalist, and adult sociocultural model based on the rigid territorial framework of the nation-state, in spite of supranational projects." [49] Being conscious of these circumstances, of course, encourages critical thinking and thinking about social justice. In the case of the students who took part in "The women in my tree: Putting down roots for the future", getting closer to their female genealogies and being conscious of the difficulties and violence-private and public-that their mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers had to endure, for the simple reason that they were women, led to changes not just in their knowledge of the past and their family legacy, but in themselves, too.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%