lnnovation in the spanish education system with a gender perspective. Challenges and implications for academics

Autores/as

  • Perla Elizabeth Bracamontes Ramírez Universidad de Guadalajara
  • Ricardo Pérez Mora Universidad de Guadalajara

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32870/jpgp.v1i5.7638

Resumen

Gender inequalities still present in the daily actions of women and men, the education sector strengthen concrete efforts to eradicate sexist roles and stereotypes under the vision and inclusion of gender in educational programs and in the teaching act to promote the principle of equality between the sexes, this is a factor of innovation and educational change as it transforms, (re) designs and (un) mounts the identity and skewed patterns designated by the patriarchal system within the educational, organizational tradition, contents educational curriculum, etc. Indeed, this article aims to give an overview of critical and analytical of the Spanish educational strategies with a gender perspective, highlighting the pros and cons processes to provide access and equal treatment for all students. Because achieving gender equality must be the result of a free, equal, and unbiased education. KEYWORDS: educational innovation, gender, university teaching, coeducation, good practices.

Biografía del autor/a

Perla Elizabeth Bracamontes Ramírez, Universidad de Guadalajara

PhD in Gender Studies. Professor at the Department of Public Policy (Universidad de Guadalajara). Specialist in the line: Gender Violence, Equality Policies, Coeducation, New Masculinities and Human Rights

Ricardo Pérez Mora, Universidad de Guadalajara

PhD in Education (Universidad de Guadalajara), Research Professor at the Department of Public Policy of the Universidad de Guadalajara. Specialized studies on university, academics, knowledge production and higher education policies.

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Publicado

2021-02-03

Cómo citar

Bracamontes Ramírez, P. E., & Pérez Mora, R. (2021). lnnovation in the spanish education system with a gender perspective. Challenges and implications for academics. Journal of Public Governance and Policy: Latin American Review, 1(3), 58-69. https://doi.org/10.32870/jpgp.v1i5.7638