Liderazgo Educativo en Escuelas Situadas en Contextos Desafiantes: los Líderes y las Lideresas Marcan la Diferencia
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Este trabajo presenta un análisis de las características de los líderes educativos prestando especial atención a los aspectos relacionados con las escuelas situadas en contextos socioeconómicamente desafiantes. El análisis empieza por el estudio de los centros educativos situados en estos contextos desafiantes, explicando cómo son los barrios y cuáles son las características de estos centros educativos según investigaciones previas. En la segunda parte del artículo se presta atención al profesorado y en la última parte se defiende el papel del del liderazgo, especialmente al liderazgo educativo enfocado al que se produce cuando el equipo directivo se encuentra trabajando en escuelas situadas en contextos socioeconómicamente desafiantes, centrándonos en el papel de los líderes y las estrategias que usan en estos espacios. Se cierra el artículo con unas consideraciones finales para reivindicar la importancia de investigar para fomentar el cambio y la mejora educativa de las escuelas situadas en contextos desafiantes y cómo el liderazgo educativo tiene un papel esencial en estos centros.
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