Migrant students in the adaptation of Colombian education

Abstract

It is relevant in the Colombian school adaptation process with migrant students from the border area of the town of La Parada, to identify the factors that influence emotional intelligence in migrant students. The research, I consider, highlight the factors that influence emotional intelligence such as attention or perception, understanding and regulation of the human being. Therefore, the questionnaire was applied as a study tool, the TMMS-24 scale, by Salovey and Mayer. , with a descriptive quantitative design, it shows 100 migrants. Therefore, Colombian education is committed to guiding students. Results; 60% of migrant students have the perception or attention and 40% of migrant students feel anxiety and insecurity living in another country. It was evidenced, 80% of migrant students, in the factor of emotional clarity, in which they understand their feelings and reason emotionally; finally, the repair factor, the ability to regulate one’s own and other people’s emotions with the level of regulation, the results show, 50% of migrant students have difficulties in regulating or repairing emotional states correctly I conclude: the factors that present difficulty Migrant students are the factors of attention or perception and the factor of repair or regulation of emotions, since it represents another culture and regulations in the Colombian social-educational sphere.