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¿ Cuál es el legado de la Universidad Jesuita? Percepciones de los egresados sobre la formación humanista
Author(s) -
Hilda Ana María Patiño Domínguez
Publication year - 1970
Publication title -
revista latinoamericana de estudios educativos
Language(s) - Spanish
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2448-878X
pISSN - 0185-1284
DOI - 10.48102/rlee.2018.48.2.56
Subject(s) - humanities , sociology , philosophy , psychology
espanolSe presentan los resultados de la primera fase de una investigacion que se llevo a cabo por medio de entrevistas semiestructuradas a 53 egresados de las universidades del Sistema Universitario Jesuita de los planteles de Ciudad de Mexico, Puebla, Leon, Torreon y Tijuana, para recabar su opinion sobre la formacion que recibieron desde el punto de vista humanista y social, especificamente en las materias de formacion humanista, con el objetivo de explorar si, a pesar de las diferencias de planteles, carreras y generaciones, era posible detectar percepciones constantes que permitieran, mas adelante, elabo-rar un cuestionario de opciones cerradas para ser aplicado a una muestra mucho mayor de sujetos. A partir del analisis, categorizacion e interpretacion de las respuestas, destaca la clara conciencia de los egresados de haber recibido una formacion de cali-dad en terminos de vision interdisciplinar, desarrollo personal, pensamiento critico, sentido de empren-dimiento y el compromiso social, todos estos ele-mentos constituyentes del sentido de la formacion humanista, con lo cual es posible afirmar que el mensaje del humanismo de inspiracion cristiana ha sido capaz de permear diferentes planteles, carreras y generaciones. Se destaca tambien la centralidad e importancia de la figura del docente como factor clave de la formacion de calidad y se recomienda poner especial importancia en la formacion docente para lograr los objetivos formativos que los egresa-dos identifican como la esencia Ibero EnglishThis paper presents the results of the first phase of one research carried out through semi-structured interviews which were carried out with 53 alumni of Jesuit colleges of Mexico City, Puebla, Leon, Torreon and Tijuana, in order to get their opinion about their college education from the humanistic and social point of view, specifically in the humanistic core courses, with the aim of exploring whether, despite the differences in schools, careers, and generations, it was possible to detect constant perceptions so one can design later a closed options questionnaire to be applied to a much larger sample of subjects. The results, which were obtained from the analysis, categorization, and interpretation of the answers, highlight the clear awareness of the graduates of having received a quality education regarding interdisciplinary vision, personal development, critical thinking, en-trepreneurship, and social commitment. All these elements constitute the sense of the humanistic formation, so it is possible to affirm that the mes-sage of the Christian-inspired humanism has been able to permeate despite the differences of schools, careers, and generations. The centrality and importance of the figure of the teacher as a critical factor in quality education is also highlighted, and it is recommended to put particular emphasis on teacher training to achieve the aims of education that alumni identify as the essence of Ibero

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