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doi: 10.37871/jbres1515
handle: 10459.1/85270
Death is one of the most prevailing social and pedagogical taboos in our western society [1-6]. Taking this context into account, we are committed to the application of a preventive pedagogy on death -understood as the teaching of death prior to the tragic event- as a transversal and radical axis in schools in order to promote its normalisation [7-10], to promote the comprehensive education of students and avoid possible pathological grief [11-14].
Teacher training, Pedagogy of death, Educational needs, Death education, Innovation
Teacher training, Pedagogy of death, Educational needs, Death education, Innovation
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