Pedagogías libres y autorregulación emocional: apuntes antiautoritarios sobre educación
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https://doi.org/10.35622/j.rie.2021.02.008Palabras clave:
pedagogías alternativas, educación tradicional, autorregulación emocionalResumen
Este artículo tuvo como objetivo estudiar la relación entre la autorregulación emocional y las pedagogías libres. Para ello, se presentó una extensa revisión de literatura y se planteó un debate teórico crítico en torno a los límites de la educación tradicional y su impacto negativo en la salud mental infantil. Los resultados muestran que, por un lado, la autorregulación emocional es un buen predictor y factor de protección ante psicopatologías; y, por otro lado, que la educación alternativa muestra impactos clínicamente significativos en el desarrollo de la autorregulación emocional y, en consecuencia, mayores índices de satisfacción con la vida, conductas proactivas y menos conductas antisociales. Además, la educación tradicional presenta un nivel bajo de desarrollo socioafectivo en la infancia.
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