The Political Context in the Construction of Citizens in the Colombian School: A Questioning to Conflict and Distortion of Education

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Óscar Darío Arcila González

Abstract

This article is intended to review the political context of the Colombian school from four basic points of view: Citizenship and school (this latter understood as a citizenship construction process), revision of some imposition policies (where different factors have had an influence), a question for displacement, and recognition required by the school, its conflicts and its distortion to start a fight from the opposition. One of the conclusions of the article is the erection of citizenship from a personal standpoint and not from that of impositions. This article is presented as an interesting dis­sertation where emphasis is always made on the fact that public policies should not disregard the school function.

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Author Biography

Óscar Darío Arcila González, Pontifical Bolivarian University

Docente de Educación Básica Secundaria y Media, filósofo, magíster en Educación de la Universidad Pontificia
Bolivariana, Estudiante del Doctorado en Filosofía de la misma universidad. Este artículo fue realizado al
interior de un proceso investigativo y de disertación mientras era estudiante de la Maestría en Educación,
Grupo de Investigación PDS (Pedagogía y Didáctica de los Saberes).

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Arcila González, Óscar D. (2016). The Political Context in the Construction of Citizens in the Colombian School: A Questioning to Conflict and Distortion of Education. Ciencias Sociales Y Educación, 4(8), 107-121. https://revistas.udem.edu.co/index.php/Ciencias_Sociales/article/view/1745

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