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… experiences of learning are ignored—those schools are not failure scenarios at all for them. When it was time to enter a university and study something, I was certain that I wanted to study languages, so I just had to look for the university we could pay for. At that moment, there were not too many options for me. It was 2008, I was 18, and I did not … who do not have many economic resources to access a very high-quality private education, the first option is a public university. For many students, like me, entering one of these universities is a dream; for some, it becomes a conviction; for …
… the Teaching of English as a Foreign Language and who is currently teaching at the B. A. in Modern Languages at the same university. Although all that is ac- curate, I feel the categories above place me in an essentialist dimension regard- ing my … De Sousa Santos, B. (2018). The end of the cognitive empire: The coming of age of epistemologies of the South. Duke University Press. Fandiño-Parra, Y. J. (2021). Decolonizing English language teaching in Colombia: Epistemological … Mignolo, W. D. (2005). Local stories/global design. Princeton University. Mignolo, W. D. (2011). The dark side of Western Modernity: Global futures, de- colonial options. Duke University …
… from a 2-stratum (lower middle class) public school, I enrolled in a B.A. in English at Universidad del Tolima, a public university in my hometown. Almost by the end of the degree, I started working as a part-time teacher at a private English … overcame that filter. She was a female teacher of color (Lugones, 2014; Nascimento, 2015) who I used to come across at the university where I studied. In one of our chats during the pre-hiring phases, she told me she was there because in the … as I needed time to finish my thesis, and once I grad- uated from the master’s degree, I started to work at the same university where I work now. However, I still carry in my memory and body the nice and not-very- nice experiences of my …
… Magíster en Lingüística Aplicada y Estudios del Lenguaje 1986 O Ensino Comunicativo: movimento ou abordagem? Pregrado University of Reading, Inglaterra Lingüista 1977 …
… continue to mark a significant binary gender gap given that “there is still a delay in the integration of women into the university, possibly due to social and family factors, added to the fact that the opportunities to enter this type of studies … the countryside to expatriate to carry out studies at that level and I confess that I was attracted by the idea that the University would be the first in the country to, in a manifest way, offer the possibility. This would not only bring benefits for those who chose to train at the University, but would also expand the institutional serv- ice provided to the city-region. With these reasons, I began my …
… continue to mark a significant binary gender gap given that “there is still a delay in the integration of women into the university, possibly due to social and family factors, added to the fact that the opportunities to enter this type of studies … the countryside to expatriate to carry out studies at that level and I confess that I was attracted by the idea that the University would be the first in the country to, in a manifest way, offer the possibility. This would not only bring benefits for those who chose to train at the University, but would also expand the institutional serv- ice provided to the city-region. With these reasons, I began my …
… 434. Vygotsky, L. (1978). Mind in Society: The development of higher psychological processes. Cambridge, MA, E.U.: Harvard University Press. Fecha revisión por Consejo Académico de Doctorado (CADE): Fecha aprobación por Consejo Académico de …
… urbano. En Metodología de la investigación en ciencias sociales. • Tyler, T.R. (2006). Why people obey the law. Princenton University Press. • Todorov, J. C. (2013). Conservation and transformation of cultural practices through contingencies and …