Community integration of the Agricultural Technical Schools for the promotion of socio-productive projects as a contribution to the economic development of the Venezuelan state

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community integration, socio-productive projects, economic development

Abstract

The present investigation consists of promoting the community Integration of the Agricultural Technical Schools, for the promotion of socio-productive projects for the contribution to the economic development of Venezuela, the investigation belongs to the qualitative paradigm, it is based on the phenomenological-hermeneutical method. The technique used was the semi-structured interview, the instruments used were the interview guide and the field diary. For this, a model is proposed that allows the promotion of school community integration, promoting citizen participation, function of improving the quality of educational processes, that teachers, students, workers and administrative staff, parents and representatives work as a team in accordance with the policies Venezuelan educational so that as a team they can solve their community problems by promoting socio-productive and academic projects.

Author Biography

  • Mery Josefina Romero Aguiar, Bolivarian University of Venezuela

    Student of the Doctorate of Sciences for Strategic
    Development. Innovations Educational at the Bolivarian University of Venezuela Yaracuy State Headquarters.
    Master in Science for strategic development mention Educational innovations for human development at the Bolivarian University of Venezuela.
    Bachelor of Education with a Major in Social Sciences from the University of Carabobo.
    Classroom teacher and Fray Technical School Project Coordinator
    Marcelino de San Vicente. Nirgua. Yaracuy
    Venezuela

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Published

2019-12-31

How to Cite

Community integration of the Agricultural Technical Schools for the promotion of socio-productive projects as a contribution to the economic development of the Venezuelan state. (2019). Teorías, Enfoques Y Aplicaciones en Las Ciencias Sociales, 12(25), 9-16. https://revistas2.uclave.org/index.php/teacs/article/view/2654