Escuelas rurales de alternancia y cogestión: Un análisis sociolingüístico y etnográfico de las tomas de decisiones en el Consejo de Administración
; Lara Corro, Erik Said
; Heras, Ana Inés Otros responsables
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07/2020
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Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
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REVISTA BRASILEIRA DE LINGUíSTICA APLICADA
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Realizamos un análisis sociolingüístico y etnográfico de las interacciones que tienen lugar entre los miembros de un Consejo de Administración de una escuela rural de alternancia. Este Consejo está formado por padres y madres de los estudiantes, egresados y docentes que se reúnen para tomar decisiones sobre la gestión de la escuela. Se trata de actores que ocupan lugares diferenciados en la estructura organizacional y que portan recursos materiales, culturales y simbólicos diversos. A través del análisis de las interacciones sostenemos que los procesos de tomas de decisión exceden los temas vinculados a la gestión de lo escolar para abarcar las situaciones de vida de las familias que habitan en el medio rural. Estos procesos implican para los Consejeros el aprendizaje de una competencia comunicativa vinculada a ejercer una práctica de escucha, ponderación, debate y seguimiento de la decisión alcanzada.
We present a sociolinguistic and ethnographic analysis of interactions taking place at the Board of a rural school run by the pedagogy of alternance model. The members of the Board are the students´ family, teachers, the principal and alumni, who meet in order to make decisions together. In as much as these members occupy different and differential positions in the school, their material and symbolic resources are diverse. Our analysis shows that the processes entailed in making decisions relate not only to the specific issues brought to discussion but also to several other situations connected to the way in which the members of the rural community live. Therefore, making decisions at the Board involves developing a specific communicative competence related to learning to listen, ponder alternatives, engage in debate, and follow up with the decision taken as a collective.
We present a sociolinguistic and ethnographic analysis of interactions taking place at the Board of a rural school run by the pedagogy of alternance model. The members of the Board are the students´ family, teachers, the principal and alumni, who meet in order to make decisions together. In as much as these members occupy different and differential positions in the school, their material and symbolic resources are diverse. Our analysis shows that the processes entailed in making decisions relate not only to the specific issues brought to discussion but also to several other situations connected to the way in which the members of the rural community live. Therefore, making decisions at the Board involves developing a specific communicative competence related to learning to listen, ponder alternatives, engage in debate, and follow up with the decision taken as a collective.
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