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Authors
Narváez Rivero, MiryamIssue Date
2015-04-14
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Revista Digital de Investigación en Docencia Universitaria (RIDU)Additional Links
http://revistas.upc.edu.pe/index.php/docencia/article/view/1Abstract
El sistema educativo tiene el reto actual de formar individuos autónomos. Esta autonomía no implica solo el que las personas tengan los recursos necesarios para aprender a aprender, sino que puedan convivir armónicamente en comunidad, escuchándose a sí mismos para tomar sus propias decisiones, sin estar determinados por deseos instintivos ni modelos coercitivos impuestos por la sociedad. Así, para desarrollar autonomía, le corresponde a la educación trabajar tres elementos: la voluntad, la libertad y la autoestima. De esta forma, una educación promotora de una verdadera autonomía deberá tener un carácter dialógico, haciendo hincapié en la integración solidaria de la persona con su comunidad. Nos referimos a una persona que no ha renunciado a sus metas ni aspiraciones, sino que sabe cómo guiarlas hacia un proyecto común de bienestar general.Type
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The educative system’s latest challenge is to educate independent individuals. This autonomy does not just imply that people have the necessary resources to learn to learn, but the ones they need to live together in harmony with others, listening to themselves to make their own decisions without being determined by instinctive desires nor coercive models imposed by the society. It is so, that to develop autonomy, the educational system must work with these three elements: will, freedom and self-esteem. Also, an educational system which promotes a true autonomy must have a dialogic character, insisting on the individual solidarity integration with the community; with this, we mean a person who has not resigned to his goals or aspirations, but that knows how to guide them towards a common project for the community well-being.ISSN
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