The social function of the school: inclusion and equity in educational development at Escola Vedruna Àngels
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https://doi.org/10.32093/ambits.vi60504967Keywords:
educational inclusion, equity, social role of schools, inclusive methodologies, cultural diversity, pedagogical innovation, attention to diversityAbstract
Vedruna Àngels School, located in the heart of Barcelona's Raval district, serves as a microcosm of cultural diversity, where the realities of multiculturalism and family poverty intersect with students' academic success. This article examines how the institution addresses socioeconomic quality through pedagogical practices that promote inclusion and equity. By analyzing the educational methodologies of each stage (Pre-School, Primary, and Secondary Education), the article highlights strategies to ensure that every student can develop their skills, regardless of their socioeconomic background. The text also explores the pedagogical challenges and solutions to ensure that the democratic and moral significance of educational success becomes a reality for all students at the school.
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