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The research aims to recognize the incidence of human development as a pedagogical strategy to strengthen the academic processes of educational institutions. The paradigm is interpretive, from the qualitative approach; the strategy is documentary. The findings showed that the human development of the teachers participating in the study is a determining factor in helping to improve the academic pedagogical processes of the institution, since this endows them with the competencies so that the students perceive in them an example, a support and a person they can trust. As a conclusion of evidence, personal satisfaction is a relevant component of human development, since it leads teachers to feel happy, I adjust in their work what is observed in a more open, conciliatory, responsible, ethical and creative attitude of teachers, turning their own being into a motivating pedagogical strategy that facilitates the learning process of students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: The first will give an account of the perceptions about initial education and its relationship with the family and school environments and how they affect school performance in childhood. The second chapter refers to the studies related to the responsibilities and obligations of the family and the school in the educational accompaniment of children and finally a section is developed that investigates the educational accompaniment strategies in the family and school context. Objective: To carry out a bibliographic review on the strategies of educational and family support and their impact on the formative process in childhood. Methodology: The privileged approach is qualitative based on a document review strategy. An analytical study of research articles is presented, which shows the degree of deepening that the subject has had in recent times. Result: Lack of support strategies in the family environment that are successful and favor the educational process of children. Conclusio: Government institutions continue to focus on family and school ties, but reality shows a gap between them that indirectly affects the educational process in childhood. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this article is to give an account of the imaginaries and representations of families built by children and parents and their relationship with the socio-affective dimension. The study was based on a qualitative paradigm, emphasizing the case study research strategy. The observation and the semi-structured interview were used as information gathering techniques in the participants, who were 9 children and their respective parents or caregivers. It was obtained that the educational models influence the socio-affective development and the different behaviors of the children, and it was concluded that the children who are under authoritarian educational models, tend to be isolated from the social group of reference and those who are educated under democratic educational models are likely to be more autonomous and manage to socialize more easily. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]