The indigenous classroom: a space for reflection and reconfiguration of teaching practice

The indigenous classroom: a space for reflection and reconfiguration of teaching practice

Authors

  • Laura Galdina López Contreras BENV (MIEB)
  • Sandra Verónica Melo Rodríguez Secretaría de Educación de Veracruz

Keywords:

teaching practice, indigenous school, action research, innovation

Abstract

The indigenous classroom represents a challenge for teaching practice, the difference in language generates several barriers that hinder the achievement of learning objectives, as well as comprehensive training. The results described are part of an innovation project aimed to transform teaching practice, given that reflection supported by action research is a fundamental tool for improvement. This work reflected the change of a teacher who analyzed her own practice to modify the vision of what indigenous education implies. Better conditions were generated through innovation in a socially disadvantaged context, which, at the same time, shaped a new teaching identity.

Published

2023-10-30

How to Cite

López Contreras, L. G., & Melo Rodríguez, S. V. (2023). The indigenous classroom: a space for reflection and reconfiguration of teaching practice. Revista De La Innovación a La Práctica, 2(3), 46–59. Retrieved from https://www.revistainnovapractica.com/index.php/ojs/article/view/48

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