L'acompanyament a les transicions educatives com a política contra l'abandonament escolar prematur i millora de l'èxit

Translated title of the contribution: Accompanying educational transitions as a policy to reduce dropout rates and to improve academic success

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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to reflect on the necessary cooperation between schools and socio-educational agents of the territory in order to improve educational attainment and to reduce the dropout rate. The first part of this article describes the conceptual and methodological framework of «accompanying transition» programs, from a biographical and life cycle perspective. The second part presents some reflections from two experiences in which I have been taking part. One is the project «Being young after compulsory secondary school: Accompanying teenagers' transitions». This program has been operating since 2003 in six public upper secondary schools in Terrassa; it is particularly focused on providing second chance measures. The other is the FYEB (Facing Youth un Employment from its very Beginning) project as a preventive program, conducted in four schools in the cities of Badia and Cerdanyola del Vallès, with the aim of generating a change of attitudes in young people, so it is more focused on first opportunities. Lastly, some thoughts on the benefits provided by this kind of programs are presented as concluding remarks.
Translated title of the contributionAccompanying educational transitions as a policy to reduce dropout rates and to improve academic success
Original languageCatalan
JournalRevista Catalana de Pedagogia
Volume10
Publication statusPublished - 2016

Keywords

  • Acompanyament
  • Transicions
  • Millora de l'èxit escolar
  • Abandonament escolar prematur
  • Treball en xarxa
  • Accompanying
  • Transitions
  • Improved academic success
  • Dropping out
  • Networking

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