Contributions of educational practices implemented by leader mothers to the recognition of social subjects

Authors

  • Sandra Patricia González ZaBala
  • Naví Rodríguez Rivera

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5377/farem.v0i13.2573

Keywords:

Subjects, educational practices, experiences, popular education, social transformation.

Abstract

This article is the result of the research study carried out with leader mothers from the program More Families in Action that inhabit the sector 8 of the city of Medellín; whose objective was focused on understanding the components of educational practices that were implemented in their communities and contributed to their recognition as social subjects. The results of the study show that the leaders discovered themselves as social subjects in relation to their personal development, recognition of the impact of their actions on social transformation, and the desire to know and meet others; as they were developing educational practices with program beneficiaries and their communities.

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Author Biographies

Sandra Patricia González ZaBala

Trabajadora Social Universidad de Antioquia/docente de cátedra de Trabajo Social, Universidad Pontifica Bolivariana.

Naví Rodríguez Rivera

Master en Investigación Social Cualitativa y Políticas Públicas con experiencia en el campo de los derechos humanos (género, educación, derecho a la tierra, organizaciones sindicales, comunicación en salud sexual y reproductiva, adolescencia y niñez). Facilitadora de ABACOenRed y de procesos de Formación en UPOLI-Managua y organismos no gubernamentales en las Segovias-Nicaragua.

Published

2016-05-06

How to Cite

González ZaBala, S. P., & Rodríguez Rivera, N. (2016). Contributions of educational practices implemented by leader mothers to the recognition of social subjects. Revista Científica Estelí, (13), 109–117. https://doi.org/10.5377/farem.v0i13.2573

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Section

Social Science