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This study examines the incidence of the training institution in the development of moral-democratic competency in students of Basic General Pedagogy (BGP). Students in the last year of BGP programs at seven Chilean institutions participated. Institutions are characterized based on the intentionality and professed nature of their moral training; we analyze students’ results on the test of moral judgment (TMJ) and evaluated the effect of the institution, with controls by gender and scores on the University Selection Test (Spanish acronym PSU). The PSU score weakly explains the moral-democratic competency of future teachers and the institutional factor influences such competency, still controlling by gender PSU. Although the set of factors considered explain only part of the competency, the results support the idea of formative responsibility of institutions in the construction of explicit and intentional formative proposals, for the development of moral-democratic competency.

Competencia moral-democrática en futuros profesores de Pedagogía en educación básica en Chile ¿Importa la formación inicial docente?