Inclusive teaching profile in the Escuela Normal Rural Ricardo Flores Magón
Abstract
The study was implemented at the Ricardo Flores Magón Rural Normal School (ENRRFM) during the 2021-2022 school year, in which 120 students who were in the seventh semester of the Bachelor's Degree in Elementary and Preschool Education participated, as well as 20 teachers from the institution. The paradigm that guided it is the pragmatic one with a mixed method and a transformative sequential design, the objective was to promote the Inclusive Teaching Profile (PDI) in the in the students of the ENRRFM. Among the findings, 48% of the sample perceive themselves as having a satisfactory degree in the development of inclusive professional practices, while 34% consider themselves to be at an ideal level, and 12% to be regular. 51% state that they do not have a satisfactory preparation to be able to implement the formative and inclusive evaluation during the period of professional practices. To promote the PDI, it is stipulated that it is essential to have trained and updated teachers in the institution in terms of inclusive education, in addition to implementing workshops and/or courses related to the Universal Design for Learning (DUA), it is also essential that professional practices give the opportunity to get to know and interact in different contexts so that students get closer to realities and implement actions so that an inclusive vision and empathy arise from the experience of being immersed in these scenarios.
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