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    • Políticas de cierre de escuelas rurales en Iberoamérica

    Actions involving the closing of low-enrollment rural schools to force students to move to larger schools are not new. They began in the United States from the end of the 19th century and since then they have been applied with varying degrees of intensity in many nations through various modalities. Although these actions have been sustained on the grounds that small schools are of low quality, these measures are basically based on purely economic criteria: it is cheaper for the State to support larger schools than several small and dispersed schools.

    This book gathers studies carried out by academics from Spain, Chile, Colombia and Mexico, which examine the reasons that have justified the closure of rural schools in these countries, as well as the effects that these measures have brought to students, teachers and members. of rural towns, in addition to suggesting a series of proposals to deal with these educational policies. In this way, they subscribe to a field of study practically absent in current educational research.

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    Description

    Author: Diego Juárez Bolaños (coord.)

    Coedition: RIER (Red Temática de Estudios sobre la Educación Rural)

    ISBN: 978-607-98815-2-8

    Language: Spanish

    Dimensions: 6 x 0.5 x 9 inches, 206 pages.

    First Edition: 2020.

    Paperback: Amazon.com

    Open Access: https://doi.org/10.47377/EXEZ4275

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    Also available: Amazon.es, Amazon.co.uk, Amaron.com.br, Amazon.de

     

    CONTENT

    Introducción, Diego Juárez Bolaños

    Los programas de cierre de escuelas rurales, ¿alternativas  de equidad y mejora educativa?, Paola Arteaga Martínez y Diego Juárez Bolaños. https://doi.org/10.47377/EXEZ4275.1

    ¿Concentración o descentralización cooperativa  de escuelas rurales?, Guillermo Williamson. https://doi.org/10.47377/EXEZ4275.2

    Más allá de la lógica económica: consideraciones  y recomendaciones frente al cierre y fusión de escuelas rurales en Chile, Carmen Gloria Núñez, Bryan González y Paula Ascorra. https://doi.org/10.47377/EXEZ4275.3

    Concentraciones escolares y desruralización. Estudio de casos, Rogeli Santamaria Luna. https://doi.org/10.47377/EXEZ4275.4

    De las concentraciones escolares a la organización del modelo Centros Rurales Agrupados, Centros Rurales  de Innovación Educativa. Una aproximación a la realidad de la escuela rural aragonesa. Virginia Domingo Cebrián y Juan Lorenzo https://doi.org/10.47377/EXEZ4275.5

    Una aproximación a la política de agrupación de las escuelas rurales en Colombia, Marcela Gómez Álvarez y Félix Rafael Berrouet Marimón https://doi.org/10.47377/EXEZ4275.6

     

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