The curriculum: origin, evolution and trends in the 21st century
Abstract
The article analyzes the origin and conceptualization of the curriculum, as well as contemporary trends and its approach in new social agents. It also includes elements that characterize the construction of curricula in indigenous people and communities in Latin America and Mexico, which in their struggle for self-determination pose an educational model of political and economic resistance, which marks distance from the West and distant from being institutionalized by the State. With referents of the curricular theory, a bold approach is made to this model that struggles with a decolonization of knowledge from the West.
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Curriculum, discipline, origin, positions, tendencies.
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En el artículo se analiza el origen y conceptualización del currículum, así como las tendencias contemporáneas y su planteamiento en nuevos agentes sociales. Se incluye, además, elementos que caracterizan la construcción de currículum en pueblos y comunidades indígenas en América Latina y México, que en su lucha por su autoderminación plantean un modelo educativo, de resistencia política y económica, que marca distancia de los términos de occidente y distante de ser institucionalizado por el Estado. Con referentes de la teoría curricular, se hace un osado acercamiento a este modelo que pugna con una decolonización de saberes de occidente.Palabras clave:
Currículum, disciplina, origen, posturas, tendenciasDownloads
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