El ciudadano competente
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El ciudadano competente es esperanza de renovación de la democracia
de las sociedades del siglo XXI. Este ciudadano, generador de una
nueva democracia, es producto de una educación democrática cuyos ejes
fundamentales son una ética cívica democrática (posconvencional, procedimental,
dialógica) y un modelo de democracia éticamente deseable. A
partir de la reflexión acerca de estos dos ejes se propone un modelo educativo
que genere una competencia cívica democrática, siguiendo el modelo
educativo por competencias clave de aprendizaje permanente propuesto
por la OCDE, el cual formaría ciudadanos para la práctica democrática en
cualquier momento y lugar, preparados para dar respuesta a cualquier reto
que deban afrontar en su compromiso con su comunidad.
The competent citizen is the hope of democratic renewal for societies in twenty first century. This citizen, who is able to generate a new democracy, is the result of a democratic education whose fundamentals are a democratic civic ethic (post-conventional, procedural and dialogic) and an ethically desirable model of democracy. From the reflection about these two fundamentals it is suggested an educational model that produces a democratic civic competence, according to the educational model of key competences for long-life learning from OECD, which would prepare citizens for democratic practice at any time and in any place, ready to take up any challenge relating to their compromise with community.
The competent citizen is the hope of democratic renewal for societies in twenty first century. This citizen, who is able to generate a new democracy, is the result of a democratic education whose fundamentals are a democratic civic ethic (post-conventional, procedural and dialogic) and an ethically desirable model of democracy. From the reflection about these two fundamentals it is suggested an educational model that produces a democratic civic competence, according to the educational model of key competences for long-life learning from OECD, which would prepare citizens for democratic practice at any time and in any place, ready to take up any challenge relating to their compromise with community.







