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This paper focuses on the development of University Extension action carried out remotely, during the pandemic. The objective is to present elements for reflection on curricular practices in this period, highlighting the limits and possibilities of technological resources. As an object of reflection, the "Circles of Culture" were used, which sought to deepen concepts developed by Paulo Freire. In the field notebook records, in forms and minutes, we sought to identify elements for the development of this reflective production. We highlight as obstacles the existing social inequality in Brazil, which prevented the access of part of the population to digital resources. On the other hand, we highlight as a possibility the dialogue with subjects from different parts of the country, the sharing of experiences and materials. We consider that this remote action can be integrated as a complementary activity to in-person extension actions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article problematizes the enactment of the National Plan for the Completion of Primary and Secondary Studies in the province of La Pampa, Argentina. From a socio-political perspective, we analyze the jurisdictional strategy promoted by ministerial actors to sustain, within the framework of the national underfunding of politics, their schooling proposal. We propose that the precariousness that marks the FinEs Plan and its financing also produces the precarious, but more efficient conditions to make the right to education an act of provincial will that enables us to sustain the meaning of the Plan, but without the allocation of resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The challenges for quality education are complex given the high dropout rates. In Chile, this population is managed by the Youth and Adult Education modality, which there is not enough information on these educational trajectories. The aim of this quantitative research was to characterize these students, inquiring about how to tackle school dropout. The results show a mostly male population, under twenty-five years, with low attendance and low marks. From the MLR analysis, attendance, gender and level of education are the factors that most explain school performance, determining the continuity of the school trajectory. In order to provide new opportunities for lifelong learning, it is suggested to focus on intervention strategies with a systemic approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper seeks to introduce a reflection on the Escuela Sindical Bancaria, a union school founded by the Banking Association of Mendoza, which was the first Secondary Education Center opened in the province, in agreement with the National Direction of Adult Education (DINEA). We start with a brief history of the school and then focus on the construction of the Social Sciences Area, analyzing the bibliography used at the time and the specific mediations applied by the teachers in their classes. We conclude that trade union participation had a leading role in the school's opening process and in the construction of its political significance. Regarding academic content, official guidelines for the Social Sciences Area were not followed, as a unique construction was developed. The research design was sociohistorical, based on oral and documentary sources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Este artículo presenta como objetivo sumar esfuerzos al conjunto de estudios que se han orientado a profundizar acerca de la importancia que posee elaborar el currículo escolar, en base a sólidos fundamentos teóricos que posibiliten a los estudiantes el acceso al patrimonio cultural humano. De modo general, percibimos en los currículos la hegemonía del conocimiento tácito, y el énfasis en lo cotidiano, en detrimento del conocimiento científico, lo que culmina en la desvalorización de la función social que la escuela cumple como "locus" privilegiado de acceso a los conocimientos, especialmente, junto a la clase trabajadora. Nuestro propósito es destacar presupuestos del Enfoque Histórico Cultural que sirvan de punto de partida para auxiliar la organización de un currículo para la educación de jóvenes y adultos, que en la práctica atienda a las necesidades educativas de ese público, que por diversos motivos ha sido históricamente excluido del acceso a la escuela. Por esta razón, es necesario reflexionar sobre las particularidades del proceso de desarrollo en estas etapas de la vida, así como considerar las contradicciones que surgen en esa modalidad de enseñanza, junto a los desafíos históricos de la sociedad capitalista. En este sentido, se presenta como fundamental trabajar con procesos educativos que apunten hacia caminos que conduzcan a una enseñanza que "promueva el desarrollo", de acuerdo con los preceptos vygotskianos. Es importante destacar que comprender la práctica social de esos sujetos, desde la intencionalidad del trabajo educativo, con base en los conceptos científicos que se vinculan directa e indirectamente a la complejidad de las funciones psíquicas superiores, precisa además la comprensión de la periodización de las actividades dominantes en cada período de la vida, como hilo conductor de este trabajo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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