2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-18462013005000039
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Teorías subjetivas de profesionales de escuelas de lenguaje en chile sobre el trastorno específico del lenguaje

Abstract: OBJETIVO: comprender y reconstruir las teorías subjetivas de profesionales de escuelas de lenguaje en Chile, sobre las causas y el tratamiento del trastorno específico del lenguaje. MÉTODO: se utilizó métodos cualitativos para recolectar datos en profundidad. Se realizó entrevistas individuales semi-estructuradas con una muestra de cuatro fonoaudiólogas (logopedas) y cuatro educadoras diferenciales de cuatro escuelas de lenguaje. Se grabó y transcribió las entrevistas, las que fueron analizadas con el programa… Show more

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“…In relation to their orientation to the action, they were mostly maintenance and to a lesser extent inhibitory. These results are consistent with other studies, for example, a study of ST in differential educators and speech therapists (von Keyserlingk, Castro, & Carrasco, 2013) also related to students with special educational needs, however, in this research they did present ST initiators of action. The similarity could be due to the tendency of teachers to justify their teaching work for better or worse and the difference to the different types of phenomena studied.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…In relation to their orientation to the action, they were mostly maintenance and to a lesser extent inhibitory. These results are consistent with other studies, for example, a study of ST in differential educators and speech therapists (von Keyserlingk, Castro, & Carrasco, 2013) also related to students with special educational needs, however, in this research they did present ST initiators of action. The similarity could be due to the tendency of teachers to justify their teaching work for better or worse and the difference to the different types of phenomena studied.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Al realizar una comparación de las razones de la matrícula de niños y niñas de 3 años a 5 años 11 meses con la matrícula de niños y niñas de 5 años 11 meses, se aprecia que, en el primer grupo, en todas las regiones aumenta la matrícula de las niñas, lo que podría significar la incorporación de niñas con retraso de lenguaje en la matrícula de niñas con TEL (Acosta et al, 2012). Lo anterior se condice con lo encontrado por Von Keyserlingk et al (2013), quienes descubrieron que no todos los niños aceptados en escuelas especiales de Chile tienen TEL y esto se debería a diagnósticos efectuados antes que los niños y niñas cumplan 5 años. Asimismo, autores como Whitehurst y Fischel (1994) y Acosta et al (2012) señalan que no se deben diagnosticar a niños y niñas menores de 5 años, por la posibilidad de un diagnóstico errado.…”
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“…Subjective Theories influence how professionals understand, plan, and perform actions (Keyserlingk, Castro & Carrasco, 2013). This notion is supported by studies that have argued, specifically in the field of psychology, that these professionals, upon the basis of their experience, develop personal (subjective) theories that roughly overlap the scientific orientation or theory that guides the way they do their job (e.g.…”
Section: Professionals' Subjective Theoriesmentioning
confidence: 96%