Repolitization of teacher initial training in a post-pandemic Chile
Repolitization of teacher initial training in a post-pandemic Chile
Authors
Silva Pena, Ilich
Hizmeri Fernandez, Julio
Hormazabal Fajardo, Roxana
Gonzalez Garcia, Gustavo
Rojas Rodriguez, Bessie
Jara Illanes, Enriqueta
Jeldres, MR
Eitel, ST
Hizmeri Fernandez, Julio
Hormazabal Fajardo, Roxana
Gonzalez Garcia, Gustavo
Rojas Rodriguez, Bessie
Jara Illanes, Enriqueta
Jeldres, MR
Eitel, ST
Profesor GuĆa
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Date
Datos de publicaciĆ³n:
EDUCACION EN TIEMPOS DE CONFINAMIENTO,Vol.,511-536,2021
Tipo de recurso
WOS
Keywords
Materia geogrƔfica
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Abstract
In this chapter, we offer a collective reflection concerning our work as trainers of trainers, especially in a time of crisis like the one our country is experiencing. The awakening of Chile in October 2019 and the experience of the pandemic product of COVID-19 reconfigured the new social scenario in Chile. Based on our work as a team of researchers concerned about teacher education, we address the need to rethink the role of teachers in the construction of a new society. On the one hand, we take a journey to understand what the depoliticization of the teaching role and society has been, and, on the other, we approach the challenges that we envision in this post-pandemic transformation process that goes hand in hand with a new constitution for Chile. Finally, we install some elements that we believe are essential to re-politicize teacher education.