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Actitudes de los escolares ante la llegada de población migrante: Estudio comparativo y aproximación al desarrollo de buenas prácticas educativas

Attitudes of schoolchildren regarding the arrival of migrant population: Comparing and Prefiguring Proper Educational Practices
Authors: Mohamed Chamseddine Habib Allah; Azucena Hernández Martín;

Actitudes de los escolares ante la llegada de población migrante: Estudio comparativo y aproximación al desarrollo de buenas prácticas educativas

Abstract

Algunos estudios señalan que los grupos sociales más próximos o en contacto con población migrante pueden desarrollar prejuicios, tanto explícitos como más sutiles que los que se generan entre poblaciones en las que el contacto con miembros de otras culturas es todavía poco significativo (Retortillo y Rodríguez, 2008; Cea D’Ancona, 2009; Checa y Arjona, 2011). Este trabajo tiene como objetivos conocer qué opinan y cuáles son las actitudes de los escolares ante la llegada de migrantes a las aulas y a otros contextos cercanos. Se han comparado dichas opiniones y actitudes en dos zonas españolas con distinta trayectoria en la presencia de migrantes, Salamanca y Murcia; analizando las posibles diferencias en dichas actitudes, atendiendo también al sexo y el nivel educativo. La metodología incluye un estudio de carácter comparativo con una primera aproximación descriptiva, mediante la aplicación de un cuestionario. Los resultados indican la percepción generalizada del trato inadecuado que recibe el colectivo migrante, siendo las escolares quienes lo perciben en mayor medida. Con ciertos matices, la zona geográfica no es una variable que tenga importancia a la hora de considerar la influencia en clase de migrantes, como tampoco lo es el nivel educativo. Aunque las actitudes positivas son más frecuentes entre los escolares de Educación Primaria. El estudio finaliza apuntando algunas líneas de actuación educativa que fomenten la interacción y la convivencia positiva en el centro escolar. Some studies point out that the social groups closer to or in contact with migrant populations may develop prejudices, both explicit and subtler than those generated between populations in which the contact with members of other cultures is still insignificant (Retortillo y Rodríguez, 2008; Cea D’Ancona, 2009; Checa y Arjona, 2011). The aim of this work is to find out what schoolchildren think about and what their attitudes are towards the arrival of migrant people to the classroom and other nearby settings. These opinions and attitudes have been compared in two Spanish areas with different trajectories in the presence of migrant people, Salamanca and Murcia. The possible differences in these attitudes were examined, also taking into account the gender and the educational level of the participants. The methodology includes a comparative study with a first descriptive approximation, via a questionnaire. The results indicate the widespread perception, especially on the part of school children, that migrant groups are inappropriately treated. With certain nuances, geographic location and educational level are not important variables when it comes to considering the influence of migrant people on the class. However, positive attitudes are more frequent among Elementary Education students. The study concludes by highlighting educational actions that promote interaction and positive coexistence in schools.

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