Parents at the Desk: Neuroeducation at the Service of the Family. A Comparative Study
This article exposes the development of a research work from neuroeducation, a perspective from Mora, who supports a proposal based on the academic study of the brain and emotions, with the purpose of addressing the multidimensionality of the family nucleus. The need to analyze the incidence of neur...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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Instituto para la Investigación Educativa y el Desarrollo Pedagógico, IDEP
2024
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| Online Access: | https://revistas.idep.edu.co/index.php/educacion-y-ciudad/article/view/3233 |
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| Summary: | This article exposes the development of a research work from neuroeducation, a perspective from Mora, who supports a proposal based on the academic study of the brain and emotions, with the purpose of addressing the multidimensionality of the family nucleus. The need to analyze the incidence of neuroeducation in family counseling and emotional training processes in parents or caregivers, in the emotional performance of their children, through the tools provided in parenting school by school guidance. Families from the Fernando Mazuera Villegas and Ismael Perdomo District Educational Institutions participated, afternoon shift, eighth grade and located in the city of Bogotá. Through a methodology with a mixed approach, a grounded theory method and an explanatory scope, it is evident that referrals for situations of alleged violence decreased by 15 % in the first institution and 10 % in the second. Furthermore, students and their families express an improvement in the family environment, by reconciling or reaching agreements with their children, through another way of positioning authority, understanding parenting, accompanying growth and linking emotional formation. In conclusion, parent education must have priority within educational institutions to minimize the processes of violence that children and adolescents face. |
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