"El que es perico, donde quiera es verde" Manejo de estrés de maestros en contextos desafiantes en El Salvador

Autores/as

  • Christine Schmalenbach Nehemiah International
  • Stefanie Roos Universidad Siegen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5377/typ.v1i37.13735

Palabras clave:

Afrontamiento, enseñánza, El Salvador, metáforas, construcción de significado

Resumen

La docencia como profesión conlleva muchos factores estresantes, especialmente cuando se ejerce en contextos adversos como los de vecindarios de alto riesgo en El Salvador. Durante un estudio etnográfico en una escuela de un barrio de alto riesgo en El Salvador, los maestros describieron las estrategias que usaban para lidiar con esa circunstancia. Sus comentarios fueron analizados por medio de codificación abierta y el desarrollo de categorías. Luego fueron examinadas a la luz del marco transaccional de Lazarus y Folkman. Entre otras estrategias, el afrontamiento por medio de construcción de significado parece relevante, como la fe en Dios. Por otro lado, una meta mínima parece ser lograr una conciencia limpia después de haber tratado todo lo que parece posible. Sin embargo, cuando un docente llega a la conclusión de que ha intentado todo lo posible demasiado temprano, Esto  puede frenar el desarrollo de nuevas estrategias y relaciones de apoyo mutuo. Capacitaciones e ideas para el desarrollo escolar sobre autoeficacia y apoyo social parecen prometedoras.

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Biografía del autor/a

Christine Schmalenbach, Nehemiah International

Doctorado en la Facultad de Ciencias de Rehabilitación (Educación Especial con Enfoque en el Desarrollo Social y Emocional) de la Universidad TU Dortmund, Alemania; Directora de Programas Educativos de Nehemiah International, El Salvador.

Stefanie Roos, Universidad Siegen

Doctorado en la Facultad Ciencias de Rehabilitación (Educación Especial con Enfoque en el Desarrollo Social y Emocional) de la Universidad TU Dortmund, Alemania; Catedrática suplente en Pedagogía con Enfoque en Fomento del Aprendizaje en la Universidad Siegen, Alemania

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2020-07-16

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Schmalenbach, C., & Roos, S. (2020). "El que es perico, donde quiera es verde" Manejo de estrés de maestros en contextos desafiantes en El Salvador. Teoría Y Praxis, (37), 77–104. https://doi.org/10.5377/typ.v1i37.13735

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