Living Education: Narratives and Praxis from Latin America. Volume I.
Keywords:
Educational Innovation, Critical Pedagogy, Social Justice, Teacher Training, Educational Inclusion.Synopsis
This book provides a comprehensive and critical perspective on contemporary education in Ibero-America. Through seven interconnected chapters, it analyzes technology-mediated pedagogical innovation, university management oriented towards "living education," and teacher training for critical citizenship. It delves into key areas such as financial education for social justice, eco-literacy for climate justice, and the educator's narrative introspection. It concludes by proposing Universal Design for Learning as a framework for genuine inclusion in hybrid environments. The work thus articulates tools, ethics, and subjectivity, presenting education as an essential transformative praxis for the complex challenges of the 21st century.
Chapters
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Prólogo. Innovación, crítica y sentido: la educación como praxis transformadora en tiempos de incertidumbre
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Educational innovation and digital financial simulation in Latin American university education in the digital age
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Teaching History to Transform: Integrating Historical Thinking and Historical Consciousness in Teacher Training in Chile
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Educational Management and Academic Leadership as Drivers of Living Education in Ibero-American University Contexts
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Experience. Systematization and Return to the Self as a Lifelong Horizon
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Critical Financial Education and Social Inclusion: Challenges to Reduce Inequality in Latin America
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Educating for Climate Justice: Challenges and Possibilities for Schools in Times of Socio-Environmental Crisis
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Articulation between Meaningful Learning and Universal Design for Learning in Hybrid Graduate Education Contexts
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