ODS y la educación inclusiva a partir de distintas experiencias de Teatro Sistémico
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Abstract
La Encuesta de Condiciones de Vida (INE,
2021) establece que el porcentaje de población
en riesgo de pobreza en España aumentó
al 27,8%. A su vez, la tasa AROPE, manifiesta
que el 38,4% de la población que ha alcanzado
un nivel educativo equivalente a educación
primaria o inferior estaba en riesgo de pobreza
y que, el abandono temprano de la educaciónformación
en el año 2020 alcanzaba el 20,2%
para los hombres y el 11,6% para las mujeres.
El objetivo de esta investigación es conocer
las experiencias del profesorado participante
en las acciones formativas del teatro sistémico
como herramientas de trasformación que inciden
directamente en su intervención en las
aulas. Se ha empleado una metodología de
corte cualitativo mediante entrevistas en profundidad,
dirigido al profesorado que ha recibido
la formación en el curso 2020-2021. Como
principal conclusión se destaca el potencial del
teatro sistémico como metodología educativa
que mejoraría la situación de pobreza a la que
se enfrenta el alumnado que presenta desmotivación,
fracaso escolar, y riesgo de exclusión
social y, por lo tanto, muy adecuada enseñar en
las etapas de formación inicial del profesorado.
The Survey of Living Conditions (NIS, 2021) establishes that the percentage of the population at risk of poverty in Spain increased to 27.8%. In turn, the AROPE rate states that 38.4% of the population that has reached an educational level equivalent to primary education or less was at risk of poverty and that early abandonment of education-training in 2020 reached 20.2% for men and 11.6% for women. The objective of this research is to know the experiences of the teaching staff participating in the training actions of systemic theater as transformation tools that directly affect their intervention in the classroom. A qualitative methodology has been used through in-depth interviews, aimed at teachers who have received training in the 2020-2021 academic year. The main conclusion highlights the potential of systemic theater as an educational methodology that would improve the situation of poverty faced by students who present demotivation, school failure, and risk of social exclusion and, therefore, very appropriate to teach in the stages of initial teacher training.
The Survey of Living Conditions (NIS, 2021) establishes that the percentage of the population at risk of poverty in Spain increased to 27.8%. In turn, the AROPE rate states that 38.4% of the population that has reached an educational level equivalent to primary education or less was at risk of poverty and that early abandonment of education-training in 2020 reached 20.2% for men and 11.6% for women. The objective of this research is to know the experiences of the teaching staff participating in the training actions of systemic theater as transformation tools that directly affect their intervention in the classroom. A qualitative methodology has been used through in-depth interviews, aimed at teachers who have received training in the 2020-2021 academic year. The main conclusion highlights the potential of systemic theater as an educational methodology that would improve the situation of poverty faced by students who present demotivation, school failure, and risk of social exclusion and, therefore, very appropriate to teach in the stages of initial teacher training.







