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Anghela Magaly Rojas Montoya
Sandra Rojas
Carlos Burgos

Este estudio se centra en tres dimensiones esenciales para mejorar la educación inclusiva: las Necesidades Educativas Especiales (NEE), la Práctica Docente (PD), y el Acondicionamiento Intrínseco de la Infraestructura Educativa (IIEE). Las NEE se definen como barreras que restringen el derecho a la educación, enfocándose en superar obstáculos del sistema educativo más que en las condiciones individuales de los estudiantes. La PD se aborda como la manifestación de la idoneidad del maestro para sortear las dificultades de los estudiantes con NEE desde una perspectiva sistémica. Además, se destaca la importancia del acondicionamiento intrínseco de la IIEE para promover la innovación y la atención integral. La metodología empleada incluyó la revisión bibliográfica de 84 artículos, seleccionando 23 para una Revisión Sistemática (RS) posterior. La RS reveló estrategias efectivas, como la co-enseñanza, la promoción de habilidades comunicativas, la capacitación continua de docentes, el seguimiento y supervisión, y el papel crucial de la tecnología en la educación inclusiva. Estas propuestas, adaptadas a la realidad latinoamericana, ofrecen soluciones concretas para mejorar la práctica docente y avanzar hacia una educación inclusiva de calidad.

This study focuses on three essential dimensions to improve inclusive education: Special Educational Needs (SEN), Teaching Practice (PD), and Intrinsic Conditioning of Educational Infrastructure (IIEE). SEN are defined as barriers that restrict the right to education, focusing on overcoming obstacles of the educational system rather than on the individual conditions of students. PD is approached as the manifestation of the teacher's suitability to overcome the difficulties of students with SEN from a systemic perspective. In addition, the importance of the intrinsic conditioning of the IIEE to promote innovation and comprehensive care is highlighted. The methodology employed included the literature review of 84 articles, selecting 23 for a subsequent Systematic Review (SR). The SR revealed effective strategies, such as co-teaching, promotion of communication skills, continuous teacher training, monitoring and supervision, and the crucial role of technology in inclusive education. These proposals, adapted to the Latin American reality, offer concrete solutions to improve teaching practice and move towards inclusive quality education.

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Rojas Montoya, A. M., Rojas, S. ., & Burgos, C. (2024). Necesidades educativas especiales y práctica docente. Horizontes. Revista De Investigación En Ciencias De La Educación, 8(32), 484 –. https://doi.org/10.33996/revistahorizontes.v8i32.739
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Anghela Magaly Rojas Montoya, Universidad Cesar Vallejo. Trujillo, Perú

Profesora de educación secundaria, Universidad Nacional de Cajamarca. Licenciada en educación: Física y Matemática, Universidad Pedro Ruiz Gallo. Maestro en Ciencias: Planificación y Administración de la Educación, UNC. Experiencia en la labor docente en el nivel secundaria, Perú.

Sandra Rojas, Universidad Cesar Vallejo. Trujillo, Perú

Bachiller en educación, Universidad Nacional de Cajamarca. Licenciada en educación: Historia y Geografía, UNC. Maestro en Ciencias: Planificación y Administración de la Educación, UNC. Experiencia como docente en nivel secundaria, Perú.

Carlos Burgos, Universidad Cesar Vallejo. Trujillo, Perú

Profesor de educación secundaria, Instituto San Pablo. Licenciado en educación, Universidad Pedro Ruiz Gallo. Maestro en gestión pública, Universidad César Vallejo. Diplomado en educación, Universidad Nacional de Trujillo. Experiencia como docente de nivel secundaria, Perú.

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