Educational Inclusion: An Alternative in Rural Primary Schools in Cuba

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María Rodríguez Cosme
Juana Limonta Lalondriz

Abstract

Inclusion and education are a terminology used more frequently in Cuba and other country in the last years due to its systematic attention taking into consideration the regularities and tendencies in Elementary Education that favor the updated pedagogical tendencies without disregarding its potentialities to deal with diversity. These reasons permit to understand the needs that the teacher in training has to receive pedagogical, psychological and didactic contents from the curricula with the theoretical foundation for their professional development and at the same time it is a tool to cope with the individual differences of the students as a demand of the education. It is no possible to make reference to educational development if the needs are not covered for their development through an adequate instruction and education as pedagogical categories. The fore it is very important this objective, to reflect the importance of inclusion
the educational system for the training of elementary schools, taking a particular significance the rural context.

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Educational Inclusion: An Alternative in Rural Primary Schools in Cuba. (2018). Revista De Investigación, Formación Y Desarrollo: Generando Productividad Institucional, 6(2), 7. https://doi.org/10.34070/rif.v6i2.111
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María Rodríguez Cosme, Universidad de Oriente

Profesora Titular. Universidad de Oriente. Faculta Ciencias de la Educación.

Carrera Educación Primaria.

Licenciada en especialidad Español Literatura.  

 

La investigadora ha sido sistemática en sus motivaciones por diversos temas de índole educativa. Ha incursionado en temáticas de interdisciplinariedad en el área de la lengua materna y para la escuela primaria citadina o rural. Se ha especializado en estos últimos años en temas de educación rural,  en aras de ofrecer alternativas para una formación mucho más integral. Es colaboradora de un Proyecto a nivel nacional dirigido a las escuelas rurales en Cuba y miembro de la Red iberoamericana de educación rural. Trabaja en la formación de maestros primarios en la Universidad de Oriente en Cuba.

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Educational Inclusion: An Alternative in Rural Primary Schools in Cuba. (2018). Revista De Investigación, Formación Y Desarrollo: Generando Productividad Institucional, 6(2), 7. https://doi.org/10.34070/rif.v6i2.111