Teach and educate. Mesoaxiological, comprehensive uplifting, radical inclusive and otherness approaches
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Teach, educate, mexoaxiological pedagogy
Abstract
The first 4 articles of this issue of the Redipe Bulletin magazine revolve around the function of educating and the teachings that educate, elusive topics in current education, pedagogy and didactics. Each author has thoughtful and purposeful experience around these imperatives of authentic education and pedagogy. They are creators of constructs of education, pedagogy and training based on original principles and meanings of education and on knowledge and practices that take care of these: Perspectives of alterity (Pedro Ortega Ruiz), mesoaxiological (José Mnauel Touriñán), radical inclusive (Agustín de la Herrán Gascón) and Comprehensive building company (Julio César Arboleda). Proposals that have been enriching the curricula and training actions of Ibero-American teachers and institutions.
The following works that this copy collects constitute research articles, mostly, and others of propositional reflection that affirm one of the senses of pedagogy and knowledge associated with education: building knowledge of education, reflection and educational practices. on edifying principles. Let's see.
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Neira Del Carmen Loaiza Villalba, Quindio's University, Colombia
PhD in Educational Sciences, research professor of the Degree in Modern Languages with emphasis in English and French. Coordinator of the bilingual line of the Master's and Doctorate in Educational Sciences at the University of Quindío and leader of the ESAPIDEX-B research group (category A) of the same university.