Psicología educativa de docentes y estudiantes en entornos de innovación impulsados por la crisis
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https://doi.org/10.46502/issn.1856-7576/2025.19.04.3Palabras clave:
innovación educativa, agotamiento emocional, resiliencia emocional, apoyo institucional, autorrealización profesional, adaptación psicosocialResumen
La innovación educativa es prometedora para transformar los sistemas de aprendizaje; sin embargo, también ha introducido importantes retos emocionales y psicológicos tanto para los estudiantes como para los profesores, especialmente en contextos de reforma sistemática rápida y transformación digital. Este estudio investiga los efectos psicológicos de la transformación educativa en Ucrania, con perspectivas comparativas de países latinoamericanos como Brasil y Colombia. Basándose en el modelo transaccional de estrés y afrontamiento de Lazarus y Folkman y en la teoría de los sistemas ecológicos de Bronfenbrenner (1979), la investigación adopta un enfoque cualitativo para examinar las experiencias de estrés, ansiedad y estrategias de afrontamiento en el entorno escolar. Mediante el análisis temático de entrevistas semiestructuradas, el estudio revela las dificultades comunes de incertidumbre emocional, negligencia institucional y sobrecarga cognitiva entre los actores del ámbito educativo. No obstante, surgieron pruebas de resiliencia adaptativa, ya que algunos participantes aprovecharon las relaciones con sus compañeros y la motivación intrínseca como amortiguadores frente al estrés relacionado con la reforma. Los resultados ponen de relieve una laguna crítica en la preparación emocional de las políticas y prácticas educativas. El estudio aboga por la integración de la preparación emocional, los mecanismos de apoyo psicológico y la formación específica en los programas de reforma. Al volver a centrar la experiencia humana en la innovación educativa, esta investigación ofrece ideas prácticas para los responsables políticos y los educadores que navegan por la transformación en diversos contextos globales.
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