ANÁLISIS DOCUMENTAL DE LA EDUCACIÓN SOCIOEMOCIONAL EN EL MARCO DE LA NUEVA ESCUELA MEXICANA: IMPLICACIONES PARA LA PRÁCTICA DOCENTE
ANÁLISIS DOCUMENTAL DE LA EDUCACIÓN SOCIOEMOCIONAL EN EL MARCO DE LA NUEVA ESCUELA MEXICANA: IMPLICACIONES PARA LA PRÁCTICA DOCENTE
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.0558632603065
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Palavras-chave: Educación Socioemocional; Nueva Escuela Mexicana; Enfoque Humanista; Práctica Docente; Análisis Documental.
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Keywords: Social-emotional Education; New Mexican School; Humanistic Approach; Teaching Practice; Documentary Analysis.
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Abstract: Social-emotional education has gained increasing relevance in the Mexican educational system, particularly within the humanistic approach promoted by the New Mexican School. In this framework, emotional well being, coexistence, inclusion, and the integral development of children and adolescents are recognized as fundamental dimensions for promoting meaningful learning and more equitable school trajectories. This article aims to analyze how the New Mexican School incorporates social emotional education into its curricular framework and to identify its implications for teaching practice in basic education. The study followed a qualitative approach with a documentary analysis design, based on the comparative review of seven normative, curricular, and guiding documents issued by the Mexican Ministry of Public Education and related to the 2022 Curriculum. A double-entry content analysis matrix was used to organize the information into three categories: the purpose of social-emotional education, observations and critical analysis, and lines of action for teaching practice. The findings show that social-emotional education occupies a central place within the curricular discourse of the New Mexican School and is linked to principles such as the humanistic approach, integral education, peaceful coexistence, and community well being. However, operational gaps were also identified, particularly regarding the lack of specific teaching strategies, clear criteria for formative assessment, and sufficiently concrete guidelines for classroom implementation. It is concluded that, although the New Mexican School recognizes the importance of social-emotional education as part of students’ integral development, its implementation largely depends on teachers’ pedagogical interpretation, professional training, and institutional conditions.
- Marco Antonio Hernandez Vargas
- Alejandra Stephanie Ávila Jiménez
- Juan Froylan Martínez Rivera