Notas para cartografiar la alteración de la experiencia escolar en tiempos pandémicos

Abstract

Una de las dimensiones de la vida social que se ha visto fuertemente afectada por la Pandemiadel COVID-19 es la de la educacion escolar. Las polticas educativas adoptadas ennuestro pas frente a la emergencia sanitaria se basaron en una estrategia de instauracionde la educacion remota, orientada por la intencion de sostener un proceso institucional deContinuidad Pedagogica. Este artculo recupera algunas notas que permiten un cartogra-ado a mano alzada de las dinamicas y quiebres producidos por las polticas educativas,desde una clave territorial y situada. Nuestra mirada se centra en el registro de los modosen que las polticas de afrontamiento a la emergencia viral han desestabilizado las formasde escolarizacion, considerando no solo los aspectos relacionados con el formato escolar,sino con el papel estructurante de la escolaridad en la vida social. Desde la perspectiva delas desigualdades dinamicas, se plantean algunas hipotesis interpretativas que preguranlas dinamicas y problematicas de la educacion en la pospandemia.

One of the dimensions of social life that has been strongly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic is that of school education. The educational policies adopted in our country to face the health emergency were based on the strategy of establishing remote education, led by the intention of sustaining an institutional process of Pedagogical Continuity. This article gathers some notes that allow a mapping of the dynamics and breaks produced by educational policies, from a territorial and situated perspective. Our view focuses on the record of the ways in which the policies to cope with the viral emergency have destabilized types of schooling, considering not only aspects related to the school format, but also the structuring role of schooling in social life. From the perspective of dynamic inequalities,some interpretive hypotheses are proposed, which foreshadow the dynamics and problems of education in the post-pandemic.