Emancipación del Niño Sujeto-Investigador en After School Club (Lúdico-Experiencial)

The study aims to design a child subject-researcher´s emancipation methodology in a play-experience place. The research is ruled by a constructivist paradigm, a qualitative approach and a phenomenological-hermeneutical focus. It was held at the non-formal education institute known as After School Cl...

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Published inPODIUM no. 38; pp. 17 - 36
Main Authors Bracho Pèrez, Kleeder Josè, Adarme Romero, Pedro David
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Portuguese
Spanish
Published Universidad Espíritu Santo 01.12.2020
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Summary:The study aims to design a child subject-researcher´s emancipation methodology in a play-experience place. The research is ruled by a constructivist paradigm, a qualitative approach and a phenomenological-hermeneutical focus. It was held at the non-formal education institute known as After School Club, which is in the city of Cúcuta, in the North of the state of Santander, Colombia. A semi-structured interview and a field diary were used as information collection instruments; five teachers and five primary school students were the informants. It is concluded that the stunning principles is the anti-poison which extinguishes autonomy and critical thinking: the more something is explained to student, the more he needs to seek the teacher's help. Abilities and capacities of students who actively attends an experimental institution are not pre-figured as exclusive personality products.   El estudio tiene como propósito diseñar una metodología de emancipación del niño sujeto-investigador en un lugar lúdico-experiencial. La investigación se rige bajo el paradigma constructivista, enfoque cualitativo, corte fenomenológico-hermenéutico. Se efectuó en el instituto de educación no-formal After School Club, localizado en la ciudad de Cúcuta del Norte de Santander - Colombia. Se utilizó la entrevista semiestructurada y diario de campo como instrumentos de recolección de información, los informantes fueron cinco docentes y cinco estudiantes de básica primaria. Se concluye que el antídoto que extingue la autonomía y el pensamiento crítico es el principio de atontamiento: mientras más se le explique a un estudiante, más necesidad tiene de buscar la ayuda del docente. Asimismo, el estudiante que asiste activamente a la institución experimenta sus habilidades y capacidades, no vienen prefiguradas como producto exclusivo de su personalidad.
ISSN:1390-5473
2588-0969
2588-0969
DOI:10.31095/podium.2020.38.2