lunes, 11 de diciembre de 2017

¿De qué manera podrá contribuir la educación preescolar en la formación ciudadana de los niños y niñas?


The current society lived in recent years accumulation of changes  values, attitudes and practices, which are reflected in the approaches of education and the reality of the school. Citizen education proposes to support the development of skills and knowledge that children need exercise their right to act active agents and constructively in society: participate actively and responsibly in collective decisions in a democratic manner, to resolve conflicts peacefully and respect human diversity, among other important ones. Education for citizenship corresponds to the set of practices and activities designed  help all people, children, youth and adults, as they actively participate in democratic life, accepting and practicing their rights and responsibilities society.
The task the citizens build spaces give us back the hope civil protagonism, to mobilize more just and democratic societies, places the school as a substantive axis of formation for citizenship. What boys and girls think of their condition as subjects of rights in the school space? What culture does the school build as a space for citizen education? Is the school the public space for the experience of citizenship?
The importance and necessity of citizen participation in education is becoming a recurring theme, it means that we accept that education is not limited, nor the necessary learning can limited to a specific period of a person's life. Citizen participation in the decisions and actions of education is not a luxury option: it is an indispensable condition, develop and transform education in the desired directions "
In this scenario, the need to rethink the value of the school as a space for the construction of citizenship and the responsibility that falls to teachers, becomes an urgency of our times, because the contingent issues of "equality versus economic development" , protagonism versus passivity around what it means to choose, opt, buy, are substantive elements of the citizen's exercise. The "explosive" attention on the subject of citizenship is explained from the current historical, political, economic and social context that draws from the end of the last millennium the great milestones of political, economic, technological and social transformations, which, among others, are linked with the fall the communist regimes in Europe, the restitution of democracy in Latin America, the hegemonic configuration of the great powers on the planet, understanding by great powers, not only states or conglomerates of states, but commercial transnationals , which super world powers that influence the autonomy of the most vulnerable, weak and developing states, which merits "learning" to live in a "new democracy", either because it was in the past, or because there are new challenges and future that a greater of civil society with respect to their rights and responsibilities.

The concept of citizenship seems to integrate the demands of justice and community belonging, which are respectively the central concept political philosophy eighties, where the current concept accounts for the union between the idea of ​​individual rights and the notion with a particular community. The ethical ideological component will always be present when referring to citizen education, imbricated to the processes of socialization and the role that education has to play in society, democratic , subjects of rights, their environment, ethically responsible, recognize the other as a legitimate other, tolerant, not discriminatory and respectful of social and cultural diversity, is citizenship training is then transformed fundamental pillar of the quality of education. Citizenship, Democracy and education, are thus, fundamental pillars that intertwined and depend on each other, that is, the citizen requires democracy to become a citizen and democracy requires citizens to not become a "pantomime" or mask of participation; and on the other hand, education through its curriculum should "citizenize" politics and "politicize" citizenship. This implies, without a doubt, rescue the "encapsulated school" from the Wall the classrooms, away from the social and personal life, aspects that we could call the citizen formation strategies, that is, the formation of a citizen political culture such as educational processes that must  singled out.

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