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      La admisión al ciclo escolar 2020-2021 en Educación Media Superior: análisis de la respuesta a la emergencia por Covid-19 Translated title: Admission to the 2020-2021 School Year in Higher Secondary Education: Analysis of the Response to the Covid-19 Emergency

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          Resumen El artículo explora la admisión a Educación Media Superior (EMS) para el ciclo escolar 2020-2021 en el marco de la emergencia sanitaria por Covid-19 en México. En particular se estudia si se modificaron los modelos de admisión a EMS como respuesta a la emergencia; así como cuáles fueron las estrategias instrumentadas para apoyar la transición a la EMS a nivel estatal. La investigación se realizó a partir de análisis documental de la admisión a EMS en las 32 entidades federativas. Los resultados muestran que cinco entidades modificaron el modelo general de admisión como respuesta a la emergencia. También que la estrategia más utilizada fue la reprogramación o aplazamiento de exámenes de admisión y el uso de plataformas informáticas de apoyo (diez entidades respectivamente). Otras estrategias, aunque menos utilizadas, fueron la cancelación de costos de admisión (una entidad) y la suspensión de exámenes de selección (una entidad).

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          Abstract The article explores the admission to upper secondary school (UPS) in Mexico during the health emergency of Covid-19 (academic year 2020-2021). In particular, it studies whether the UPS admission model was modified in response to the health emergency; as well as which were the strategies implemented to support the EMS transition at the State level. The research was carried out with a qualitative documentary analysis of the admission to UPS in the 32 States in Mexico. The results indicate that five States modified the general admission model in response to the emergency. Additionally, the results show that the most used strategies were rescheduling and/or postponing admission exams and using support computer platforms (ten entities respectively). Among the least used strategies are the cancellation of admission fees (one entity) and the cancellation of selection exams (one entity).

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              Education in Emergencies: A Review of Theory and Research

              In this article, we conduct an integrative and rigorous review of theory and research on education in emergencies programs and interventions as international agencies implement them in areas of armed conflict. We ask several questions. How did this subfield emerge and what are the key conceptual frameworks that shape it today? How do education in emergencies programs affect access, learning, and protection in conflict-affected contexts? To answer these questions, we identify the conceptual frameworks and theoretical advances that have occurred since the inception of the field in the mid-1990s. We review the theories that frame the relationship between education and conflict as well as empirical research that tests assumptions that underpin this relationship. Finally, we assess what we know to date about “what works” in education in emergencies based on intervention research. We find that with regard to access, diminished or inequitable access to education drives conflict; conflict reduces boys’ and girls’ access to education differently; and decreased distance to primary school increases enrollment and attendance significantly for boys and even more so for girls. With regard to learning, education content likely contributes to or mitigates conflict, although the mechanisms through which it does so remain underspecified; and peace education programs show promise in changing attitudes and behaviors toward members of those perceived as the “other,” at least in the short term. Finally, providing children living in emergency and postemergency situations with structured, meaningful, and creative activities in a school setting or in informal learning spaces improves their emotional and behavioral well-being.
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                Journal
                rlee
                Revista latinoamericana de estudios educativos
                Rev. latinoam. estud. educ.
                Universidad Iberoamericana (México) (Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México, Mexico )
                0185-1284
                2448-878X
                December 2022
                : 52
                : 3
                : 311-335
                Affiliations
                [1] orgnameUniversidad Iberoamericana Mexico jimena.hernandezf@ 123456gmail.com
                Article
                S2448-878X2022000300311 S2448-878X(22)05200300311
                10.48102/rlee.2022.52.3.510
                ba4e8183-b812-4e8a-ab05-20590d2de07c

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

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                : 10 June 2022
                : 25 February 2022
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                condiciones de admisión,acceso a la educación,enseñanza secundaria (segundo nivel),epidemia,educational admission,access to education,upper secondary education,epidemics

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