
José Rivelino Reina Estacio, Dora Emilcen Araujo Vallecilla, Saydi Magaly Garcia Gobea, Juan Gabriel Castañeda
Polanco
Espirales. Revista multidisciplinaria de investigación científica, Vol. 6, No. 41
April – June - 2022. e-ISSN 2550-6862. pp 47-57
According to Echeverri & Cruz, (2014) y Toribio-Díaz et al., (2013) the repeated
appearance in the media of negative news related to conflicts resolved in a non-
peaceful way in the school environment in fact, a significant number of teachers place
in the behavioral problems of students the main stumbling block they encounter in the
development of their professional practice (Cubillos Rivera et al., 2014, p.75)
For learning to be possible, the exchanges between all the actors of the institution
(students, teachers and parents) who share the activity in the school and who make up
that network of interpersonal links called coexistence, must be built daily, maintained
and renewed every day, according to certain values. For (Cortés Rubio et al., 2003, p.
290) "In fact, it is a hard and prolonged, one might even say, endless apprenticeship in
the life of every subject": One only learns from experience. One only learns if it becomes
a necessity. It is only learned if lasting changes in behavior are achieved, allowing an
active adaptation to the personal and social environment of each one. Focused
academic foundation.
As mentioned Reynoso, (2014); Natividad, (2015) will allow to see the scenario and
people in a holistic perspective that will not be reduced to simple variables, but will be
a whole the main focus of this research project. It is also based on the Population and
participating entities, this research is developed with the educational community, is
located in the urban area in the commune #4 of the District of Tumaco, was founded by
resolution No 4075 of December 2002 (it becomes an Educational Institution), its
modality is Academic is public, has calendar A, serves in day and night shift, from
preschool to Technical High School, is directed by Dr. Stella Roció Ramírez Villegas.
It serves 1,190 students. It is also intended to involve NGOs such as Save the Children
to support this research process in the understanding that it is a general problem
present in many of the educational establishments. In addition to the qualitative
method, research variables are the quantitative or qualitative characteristics and
properties of an object or phenomenon that acquire different values, that is, they vary
with respect to the units of observation. For example, the variable sex can take on two
values: female and male.
These authors also see variables as the different elements that are influencing an object
or process under investigation; for example, for the study of the formation and
development of skills for working with targeted students, some of the variables could
be: number of students in the work group, age of the students, size of the environment,
characteristics of the teacher, class schedule, work methodology used, state of the work
instruments, motivational level of the students and teachers, among other instruments.
An Interview Format will be designed and applied to collect the information and make
the respective analysis by means of Tabulation using software. In Procedures 4 stages
are proposed, the first one is diagnostic with which it is intended to collect information
(Maintenance of records and individual interviews).