Repensar el campo curricular para la transformación educativa

Inviting people to read a book about the curriculum in Colombia is a task that carries significant responsibility, as it involves, in my opinion, a threefold ethical obligation. First, of course, there is a commitment to the authors to respond to their generous invitation to present their work, offe...

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Autors principals: Castillo Vallejo, Sandra Liliana, Oyola Rúa, Clara Inés, Buitrago López, Yesid Camilo, Hurtado Cubillos, Jennifer, Sua Tarazona, María Elena, Marisol Soledad, García Cordero, Rojas Palomino, Mónica, Bedoya Gutiérrez, María Teresa, Quiñones Idárraga, Juan Esteban, Medina Gutiérrez, Martha Inés Stella, Barrero Tapias, Gabriel Ernesto, Gutiérrez Salazar, César Augusto, Ávila Vanegas, Claudia
Format: Online
Idioma:espanyol
Publicat: Universidad Santiago de Cali 2025
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Accés en línia:https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/166566
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Sumari:Inviting people to read a book about the curriculum in Colombia is a task that carries significant responsibility, as it involves, in my opinion, a threefold ethical obligation. First, of course, there is a commitment to the authors to respond to their generous invitation to present their work, offering some comments on the text, introducing some reactions to it, and encouraging the academic and educational community in general to read what is written here, due to its relevance and reflective potential, especially in educational contexts that are at the mercy of uncertainties unleashed by recent global public health events, which have distanced us socially and physically, both as students and teachers and as educational staff in general.