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In the last two decades, in Spain, participatory experiences are being developed in all educational stages of centers configured as Learning Communities. Its objective is, little by little, to transform the socio-educational reality of the school and its environment, mobilizing the cultural and educational contribution and involving many people in the improvement of education. This article will analyze how, through the successful educational performance of Dialogical Artistic Gatherings, educational inclusion, an improvement of coexistence and the development of key competences are achieved. The context of the study is a center transformed into a Learning Community, where 84% of the students are of Roma ethnicity. The research methodology used responds to the critical communicative approach, seeking the description and / or interpretation of reality, to help transform that reality. This methodology is based on equal dialogue between the scientific community and people whose reality is the subject of research. Through in-depth interviews of communicative orientation and communicative discussion groups, it is evident that it improves the climate and decreases the conflictive of the classroom, there is the inclusion of all students in the educational center and an optimal acquisition of key competences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The inclusive school of quality involves the introduction of a clear commitment and greater complexity within social systems, in general, and especially within education. The response to gifted students constitutes an opportunity for enrichment of such systems. The current research is located in a methodological perspective chained to the quantitative to the qualitative, within the sociocritic paradigm. The main objective is that of identifying those communicative factors that influence in the negative performance of gifted students. The study population is constituted by the teachers, the students and the families from an Infant and Primary Education Centre with a medium sociocultural and economic status, located in Castilla-La Mancha (Spain). The main emanated conclusions from the study indicate that the lack of motivation, attitude, effort and self-esteem from students, come together with a lack of participation of their families in the school, as well as an inadequate usage of strategies in the communication of the teachers and their children. Not found significant differences by gender. Our educational intervention would undergo a multidirectional, open, active, creative and flexible communicative methodology that leads families to get involved within the center, building a culture that recognizes, takes into account and positively values human difference. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Teachers are professional experts in continuous evolution. Therefore, it is crucial to evaluate their preparation from the beginning of their professional career, which is why the analysis of their initial training is essential with a view to adjusting educational processes to new historical and social demands. In this research, we focus on emotional intelligence as a key element to consider in university teaching, since it is essential to have emotionally competent educators in the present and future of the teachinglearning processes. Thus, by analyzing the teaching guides of the Teacher Degrees in Early Childhood Education and Primary Education of the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM), we have attempted to analyze how emotional intelligence is included in teaching planning. For this purpose, an expert analysis has been carried out with 15 participants and the Verified Reports of the Master’s Degree at UCLM have also been reviewed. All of this has allowed us to establish the connection between the skills required in the Master’s Degree and the emotional aspects. Also, it has been possible to identify the areas and specialties that are more and less related to emotional intelligence, organizing them into categories and groups. Finally, a plan for action is proposed in accordance with current educational laws since, in conclusion, the need to make some adjustments in the training of teachers with regard to emotional intelligence is evident. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]