Enfoques Fundamentantes de la Evaluación de Estudiantes para la Justicia Social

A key element in an education that works for Social Justice is an assessment, which is not related with categorize and sort student, legitimizing social inequalities, , but explicitly seeks to contribute to social commitment and critical student development through a fair evaluation processes. Hence...

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Main Authors: Murillo Torrecilla, Francisco Javier, Hidalgo, Nina
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Red Iberoamericana de Investigación sobre Cambio y Eficacia Escolar 2015
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Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=5134152
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Summary:A key element in an education that works for Social Justice is an assessment, which is not related with categorize and sort student, legitimizing social inequalities, , but explicitly seeks to contribute to social commitment and critical student development through a fair evaluation processes. Hence a new approach called "Assessment of students for Social Justice" emerges, understood as a contribution of education aimed directed towards building a more just society. In this study, based on the definition of Social Justice, we make a review of six current assessment approaches that lay the foundation of Students� Assessment for Social Justice: Democratic Deliberative Assessment, Critical Assessment, Participatory Assessment, Inclusive Assessment, Contextually Responsive Assessment and Authentic Assessment. From This approaches analysis we propose a Decalogue of features that should have an Assessment for Social Justice: Assessment "to" learning and not "of" learning, inclusive, culturally sensitive, participatory and democratic, critical, that promotes social action, comprehensive student development, optimistic, interdisciplinary and fair.