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Educación

Print version ISSN 1019-9403On-line version ISSN 2304-4322

Abstract

CANQUIL SILVA, Lidia; ALARCON ESPINOZA, Marina  and  ZAMBRANO CONSTANZO, Alba. Incorporation of the Psychoeducational Approach to Educational Management in Residential Care Programs using the Action Research Methodology. Educación [online]. 2019, vol.28, n.54, pp.27-44. ISSN 1019-9403.  http://dx.doi.org/10.18800/educacion.201901.002.

From an action research it is sought to identify the necessary elements to incorporate the psychoeducational approach to the educational management of a Family Residence in the south of Chile. The qualitative techniques of interviews and participatory diagnostic workshop were used to produce data. The results refer to components of the psychoeducational approach such as, their understanding of the relationship helps, the strategies to use the shared experience and the tools of diagnosis, planning and evaluation, positively influence the educational management of the center. Its incorporation requires a systematic and permanent process over time, as well as the confluence of the presence of criteria and conditions for its appropriation as an approach and intervention methodology by the center’s staff.

Keywords : social education; rights of the child; integral education; educational environment; institutional change.

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