http://hdl.handle.net/10366/147692 Sat, 25 Apr 2026 16:03:23 GMT 2026-04-25T16:03:23Z http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143995 [ES] : En este trabajo se presentan los resultados de una investigación realizada en el marco del Programa Socioeducativo de Medidas Alternativas como respuesta pedagógica al consumo de alcohol intensivo en la vía pública por parte de la población juvenil. Para ello se analiza la intervención socioeducativa y los efectos de la misma en el colectivo de jóvenes que han terminado las medidas educativas con éxito. Coordinado por la ONG Liga Española de la Educación y Cultura Popular en colaboración con la administración municipal bajo la Ordenanza Reguladora para la Promoción de la Convivencia y la Prevención de las Drogodependencias en la ciudad de Palencia (Ayuntamiento de Palencia, 2013), desde junio de 2014 el programa se plantea como medida alternativa a la sanción económica. El alcohol, presente en la vida social y cultural, es un aspecto relevante que forma parte de los encuentros y celebraciones de la ciudadanía en general, y especialmente, en la sociedad juvenil vinculado con el ocio nocturno. Un total de 423 jóvenes fueron sancionados desde junio de 2014 a diciembre de 2018, de los cuales 133 optaron por medidas educativas, siendo objeto de nuestro estudio los 112 que finalizaron el programa con éxito. La recopilación de información utiliza fuentes propias de una metodología de investigación mixta apoyada en un cuestionario ad doc y en el análisis de contenidos de memorias técnicas y de conversaciones mantenidas mediante WhatsAap entre el educador social responsable y los jóvenes. Desde un análisis cuantitativo y cualitativo, los resultados desprenden que los jóvenes consideran justo realizar las medidas educativas, que conocen las consecuencias del alcohol aunque continúen consumiendo, además, se evidencia que casi una décima parte de los jóvenes indica, tras la realización del programa, que no volverá a hacer botellón. [EN] This article shows the results of an investigation carried out within the Socio-educational Program of Alternative Measures framework, as a pedagogical response to the intensive alcohol consumption on public roads by the youth population. For that, the socio-educational intervention and its effects on the group of young people, who have successfully completed the educational measures, are analysed. Coordinated by the NGO Liga Española de la Educación y Cultura Popular [Spanish League of Education and Popular Culture] in collaboration with the Municipal Administration, under the Ordenanza Reguladora para la Promoción de la Convivencia y la Prevención de las Drogodependencias en la ciudad de Palencia [Regulatory Ordinance for the Promotion of Coexistence and the Prevention of Drug Addiction in Palencia City] (Palencia City council, 2013), since June 2014 the program has been set out as an alternative measure to an economic sanction. Alcohol, present in the social and cultural life, is a relevant aspect, which is part of the gatherings and celebrations of the population in general, and especially, for the youth society linked to the nightlife leisure. Four hundred and twenty three young people in total were sanctioned from June 2014 to December 2018, out of them, 133 opted for educational measures, being the object of our study the 112 who successfully completed the program. The compilation of information uses own sources from a mixed research metodology, supported by an ad doc questionaire, from the analysis of the technical reports’ contents and from conversations held through WhatsAap between the responsible Social Educator and the young people. From a quantitative and a qualitative analysis, the results show that carrying out educational measures is considered fair by the young people, who know about the alcohol effects although they keep continue consuming it; in addition, it is evidenced that almost a tenth of the young people indicate, that they will not binge drink again, after completing the program. Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143995 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143994 [PT] Partindo da articulação entre pedagogia escolar e pedagogia social, o principal objetivo deste artigo é identificar formas eficazes de garantir o direito à educação a jovens vulneráveis e marginalizados que abandonaram a escola precocemente. A pesquisa que levou a este artigo fez parte de um projeto europeu que investigou como as respostas dos jovens ao conflito podem oferecer oportunidades para um envolvimento social positivo. No presente estudo explorou-se o abandono e o re-envolvimento escolar a partir do ponto de vista de um grupo de 20 jovens portugueses que abandonaram a escola e que mais tarde a retomaram via projetos de Educação de Segunda Oportunidade. Através de uma abordagem qualitativa, utilizando entrevistas individuais, observação participante e grupos focais, o estudo procurou uma leitura abrangente do abandono e do re-envolvimento escolar, abordando a diversidade de motivações, experiências, fatores e consequências a eles associados, bem como o papel das políticas educativas e dos fatores escolares nestes fenómenos. Os resultados do estudo revelam que, para muitos jovens social e economicamente vulneráveis, as escolas regulares são lugares de fracasso individual e de conflitos interpessoais onde não se sentem bem-vindos e dos quais deixam de esperar resultados positivos. Isso favorece um distanciamento progressivo da educação que reforça a marginalização social. Por outro lado, os resultados também mostram que, ao envolverem-se em projetos de Educação de Segunda Oportunidade, os jovens demonstram maior comprometimento com a educação e identificam mudanças positivas em termos de desenvolvimento pessoal e de habilidades, ajuste comportamental e estabelecimento de objetivos de vida. A abordagem sociopedagógica holística e individualizada da Educação de Segunda Oportunidade demonstrou ser particularmente adequada para responder às necessidades destes jovens. As estratégias educativas baseadas na comunidade, os ambientes de aprendizagem prática e participativa e o investimento emocional de professores e funcionários revelaram-se os recursos socioeducativos mais eficazes para re-envolver jovens vulneráveis na educação. [EN] Based on a holistic perspective of education that articulates school pedagogy and social pedagogy, the main goal of this paper is to identify effective ways to ensure the right to education to vulnerable and marginalised young people who have dropped out of school. The research leading to this paper was part of a European research project which investigated how young people’s responses to conflict can provide opportunities for positive social engagement. This specific study explored early school leaving and school re-engagement from the point of view of a group of 20 Portuguese young early school leavers who later returned to school through Second Chance Education. Through a qualitative approach using individual in-depth interviews, participant observation and focus group, the study sought to offer a comprehensive reading of early school leaving and school re-engagement by addressing the diversity of motivations, experiences, factors and consequences associated with them, as well as the role that educational policies and school factors can play in it. The study’s findings revealed that, for many socially and economically vulnerable youngsters, mainstream schools are places of individual failure and interpersonal conflict where they don’t feel welcomed and from which they stop expecting positive outcomes. This favours a progressive disengagement from education that reinforces social marginalisation. However, the findings also showed that by engaging in second chance education projects, youngsters develop greater commitment to education and identify relevant positive changes in terms of personal and skills’ development, behavioural adjustment and establishment of life goals. According to the participants’ experiences, the holistic and individualised socio-pedagogical approach of such projects is particularly apt to respond to their needs. Community-based educational approaches, practical and participatory learning environments, and the emotional investment and support from teachers and staff are shown to be the most effective socio-educational features when trying to re-engage vulnerable young people in education. Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143994 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143993 [ES] En este artículo se analizan los estereotipos, en torno al género, existentes entre el alumnado de Educación Infantil de diferentes centros educativos de la Región de Murcia (España). Para ello, se han analizado los gustos y preferencias del alumnado desde la perspectiva de género, se ha identificado el uso de espacios y materiales escolares desde la óptica del género, así como examinado las interacciones y relaciones socioeducativas entre niños y niñas en el contexto escolar. Mediante una metodología mixta se ha utilizado el cuestionario y la observación como instrumento escolar y método de recogida de datos. La muestra total de este estudio ha estado constituida por 175 niños y niñas pertenecientes a diferentes centros educativos de la Región de Murcia. Los resultados obtenidos ponen de manifiesto que tanto las niñas como los niños de cinco años de edad –de la muestra– poseen varios de los tipificados estereotipos asignados a cada sexo: juegan y, además, desean jugar, con juguetes diferentes según cual sea su sexo; utilizan, en el aula, espacios diferentes, así, mientras que ellas prefieren jugar en el rincón simbólico, ellos lo hacen en el rincón de las construcciones. Por tanto, se evidencia que el patriarcado sigue estando latente en las pequeñas cosas, en la diferenciación de actividades, el lenguaje, la realización de las tareas del hogar, en juegos y juguetes…, que unidas provocan la perpetuación de un estereotipo sexista que condiciona nuestras vidas desde que nacemos. Por otro lado, se afirma que los centros educativos se convierten en uno de los ámbitos más relevantes pues actúa tanto de reproductor de conductas como de regulador de las mismas. Además, hacer visible esta situación desde la infancia, permite inculcar en las niñas y en los niños unos valores tolerantes, igualitarios y democráticos que rechacen diferenciar a las personas por el hecho de ser de un sexo o de otro. [EN] This article analyzes the stereotypes, around gender, that exist among the Early Childhood Education students from different educational centers in the Region of Murcia (Spain). For this, the tastes and preferences of students from a gender perspective have been analyzed, the use of school spaces and materials has been identified from the gender perspective, as well as the interactions and socio-educational relationships between boys and girls in the school context. Through a mixed methodology, the questionnaire and observation have been used as a school instrument and data collection method. The total sample of this study has been made up of 175 boys and girls belonging to different educational centers in the Region of Murcia. The results obtained show that both girls and five-year-old boys – in the sample – have several of the typified stereotypes assigned to each sex: they play and, in addition, want to play, with different toys depending on their sex ; they use different spaces in the classroom, thus, while they prefer to play in the symbolic corner, they do it in the corner of the buildings. Therefore, it is evident that patriarchy is still latent in small things, in the differentiation of activities, language, the performance of household chores, games and toys ..., which together cause the perpetuation of a sexist stereotype that conditions our lives since we are born. On the other hand, it’s affirmed that educational centers become one of the most relevant areas as it acts both as a reproducer of behaviors and as a regulator of them. In addition, making this situation visible from childhood makes it possible to instill tolerant, egalitarian, and democratic values in girls and boys that refuse to differentiate people because they are of one sex or the other. Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143993 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143992 [ES] La participación de las familias en los centros escolares constituye un elemento facilitador de la calidad educativa que reciben los menores; es también un derecho recogido en la legislación educativa española. Por ello, ha de ser promovida desde el contexto escolar, actuando el profesorado como agente clave en su dinamización. El objetivo de esta investigación es conocer la percepción del profesorado de Educación Infantil y de Educación Primaria sobre la tipología de actividades de participación de las madres en los centros escolares, así como sobre sus dificultades. Se analizan, además, diferencias entre las etapas educativas mencionadas y entre zonas urbanas y rurales. Se trata de un estudio exploratorio, dado el limitado tamaño de la muestra, configurada por 78 docentes de estas etapas educativas, que imparten docencia en centros públicos rurales y urbanos. El instrumento de recogida de información es la Escala de Relaciones entre Centros Docentes y Familias (Martínez-González, 1994), compuesta por ítems con respuesta en escala Likert de cuatro alternativas. Los análisis descriptivos y comparativos de grupos efectuados indican que, según el profesorado, las madres participan más en actividades programadas por el centro, que en aquellas organizadas por las propias familias en Asociaciones de Madres y Padres. Lo hacen con más frecuencia y en actividades más diversas en centros rurales que en urbanos. En Educación Primaria, participan significativamente más en reuniones tutoriales que en Educación Infantil. Respecto a las dificultades para participar, el profesorado las percibe asociadas fundamentalmente a lo horarios laborales de las familias y de los centros. A este respecto, no se detectan diferencias significativas entre las etapas educativas; pero sí entre centros urbanos y rurales, con mayores dificultades en los primeros. En las zonas rurales existen mayores limitaciones de transporte hasta el centro escolar. De los resultados obtenidos se derivan sugerencias de mejora. [EN] Research shows that families’ involvement in schools promotes children’s educational quality; it is also a parents’ right according to the Spanish educational legislation. Therefore, it should be promoted from the schools and the teachers. The objective of this research is to analyze nursery and primary school teachers’ perception of the typology of mothers’ involvement activities in schools as well as their difficulties on this regard. In addition, differences between these two educational stages and between urban and rural areas were analysed. This is an exploratory study, given its limited sample size composed of 78 teachers working in nursery and primary schools in urban and rural settings. The Scale on Relationships between Schools and Families (Martínez-González, 1994) was used to gather information; it is made up of items with four point Likert scale answers. Descriptive and comparative data analyses were carried out. The results indicate that, according to teachers, mothers participate more in activities organized by the school, than in those organized by the families themselves through the Parents’ Association at School. They do it more frequently and in more diverse ways in rural than in urban areas, according to the teachers. In primary schools they participate significantly more in parents-teachers meetings than in nursery. Regarding the difficulties to participate, teachers perceive they are mainly associated with the working hours of the families and those of the schools. No significant differences were found between the two educational stages in this regard; however, differences do exist between urban and rural settings, with the former showing greater difficulties. In rural areas there are greater transport limitations to the school. From these results, actions to improve mothers’ involvement in schools were suggested. Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143992 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143991 [ES] El ocio en la red en colectivo de jóvenes en dificultad social es, para la intervención socioeducativa, una preocupación actual por el posible alcance sobre los procesos inclusivos. Esta investigación tiene como objetivo explorar las prácticas de ocio digital que implementan los jóvenes en dificultad social para identificar opciones válidas para el desarrollo personal y la inclusión social desde una perspectiva educativa. Los datos fueron recogidos mediante la realización de entrevistas abiertas a una muestra de diecinueve educadores sociales con experiencia acreditada en el trabajo con jóvenes en dificultad social. El estudio de los datos, mediante la técnica de análisis de contenido, permitió establecer tres categorías centrales recogidas en veintidós códigos. Significado de las experiencias de ocio digital en contextos de dificultad social, ocio digital y valores en contextos de dificultad social y perspectiva educativa y estrategias de acción en el ocio digital con jóvenes vulnerables. Tras el análisis e interpretación se descubrió, entre otros resultados significativos, la tendencia actual del colectivo a desarrollar experiencias de ocio en la red sostenidas en la inmediatez, diversión fácil e imitación de conductas de moda y estereotipos escasamente educativos. Atendiendo a estos resultados, es necesario buscar alternativas para el desarrollo de actividades en la red, que permitan al colectivo disfrutar de un ocio digital con valor educativo que posibilite el desarrollo personal y social como vehículo para su inclusión en la sociedad del milenio. [EN] Online leisure in social disadvantaged groups of young people is, from the standpoint of socio-educational intervention, a current concern for the potential reach of inclusive processes. The objective of the present research is to explore the digital leisure practices implemented by socially disadvantaged young people in order to identify valid options for personal development and social inclusion from an educational perspective. Data were collected through open interviews which were conducted with a sample of nineteen social educators with accredited experience of working with socially disadvantaged young people. Data analysis through the technique of content analysis permitted three main categories to be established which comprised twenty-two codes. The categories described the meaning of digital leisure experiences in contexts of social difficulty, digital leisure and values in contexts of social difficulty, and the educational perspective and action strategies for digital leisure with vulnerable young people. Following analysis and interpretation a number of significant results were uncovered. These included current trends for this group to develop immediate and sustained leisure experiences online, easy entertainment, and the imitation of scarcely educational fashion trends and stereotypes. In consideration of these results, it is necessary to find alternatives for developing online activities. These should make it possible disadvantaged groups to enjoy a type of digital leisure which has educational value, enabling personal and social development as a vehicle for inclusion in the millennial society. Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143991 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143990 [ES] La actual situación de emergencia climática requiere articular una agenda social que acompañe e impulse la transición hacia sociedades bajas en carbono. Una transformación en la que la Educación y la Comunicación Ambiental se revelan indispensables. En este contexto, el Grupo de Investigación en Pedagogía Social y Educación Ambiental (SEPA-Interea), de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, desarrolla –desde hace más de una década– una línea de investigación bajo el acrónimo RESCLIMA, que analiza cómo la ciudadanía percibe el Cambio Climático (CC) y qué tipo de iniciativas socioeducativas promueven la interpretación y puesta en práctica de acciones que contribuyan a configurarlo como un elemento esencial en el diseño de cualquier agenda pública. Con la voluntad de transferir este conocimiento a la sociedad, en el curso 2015-2016, da comienzo la experiencia educativa denominada “Descarboniza! Que non é pouco…”. Esta iniciativa fue diseñada y dirigida específicamente a población adulta, al identificarla como la cohorte generacional más influyente a la hora de construir la relevancia social del CC. El proyecto –basado en una metodología de investigación-acción-participativa– evolucionó de acuerdo con las necesidades de los participantes –mayoritariamente mujeres– y a las estructuras municipales donde fue implementado –los Ayuntamientos de Santiago de Compostela y Donostia/San Sebastián–, convirtiéndose en una intervención educativa con una metodología propia en la que el género, la memoria colectiva o la gestión de las emociones han sido elementos clave que han permitido trabajar con destinatarios alejados de la problemática climática pero con gran ascendencia sobre sus comunidades. El resultado paradójico es que este colectivo, identificado en la mayoría de las ocasiones como vulnerable (personas mayores, mujeres rurales), se muestra más resiliente y motivado para la transición ecosocial. De ahí la necesidad de visibilizarlas y empoderarlas, pues se configuran como auténticas catalizadoras para afrontar la emergencia climática [EN] The current climate emergency situation requires a social agenda which accompanies and promotes the transition to low-carbon societies. In such a transformation, Education and Environmental Communication have proved essential. In this context, the research group in Social Pedagogy and Environmental Education (SEPA-Interea), from the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, has been developing –for over a decade now– a line of research under the acronym RESCLIMA, focusing on the analysis of how citizens perceive Climate Change (CC) and what kinds of socioeducational initiatives foster the interpretation and implementation of actions which contribute to turning climate change into an essential element in the design of any public agenda. With the goal of transferring this knowledge to society, the academic year 2015-2016 saw the start of a educational experience called “Descarboniza! Que non é pouco” [Decarbonise! It’s no small feat]. This initiative was specifically designed and targeted at an adult audience, as this was identified as the most influential age group as far as constructing the social relevance of CC is concerned. As a participatory action research process, the project evolved to adjust to the participants’ needs –mostly women– and to the municipal structures where it was put into practice –the Santiago de Compostela and Donostia/San Sebastián city councils– and became an educational action with its own methodology in which notions such as gender, collective memory or emotion management acquired a key role, since the targeted audience was far removed from climate concerns but held a strong influence on their communities. A somewhat paradoxical outcome was that this group, most often described as vulnerable (older people, rural women), proved more resilient and committed to the ecosocial transition. Given their role as true catalysts to address the climate emergency, there is a pressing need to increase their public visibility and to empower them. Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143990 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143989 [ES] La crisis climática supone el reto social, económico y ambiental más complejo al que se enfrenta la Humanidad. Las directrices internacionales para hacer frente al problema global que supone el cambio climático han quedado reflejadas en el Anteproyecto de Ley de Cambio Climático y Transición Energética del Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico, el cual resalta la necesidad de la Educación y la capacitación para lograr alcanzar los objetivos establecidos en el Acuerdo de París (Naciones Unidas, 2015). Ante esta situación la Pedagogía Social no puede mantenerse al margen, y sus respuestas no pueden ser sencillas ante la complejidad de la contingencia. En este escenario, presentamos el análisis del proyecto Climántica, surgido en Galicia en 2007 y que se anticipó a estas exigencias, consiguiendo alcanzar y consolidarse en el ámbito de la Educación Ambiental en la esfera nacional e internacional creando redes de trabajo y colaboración a nivel local, nacional e internacional. Se presenta en este artículo la descripción, planificación, prospectiva y objetivos del proyecto. Se aportan datos cuantitativos y cualitativos del alcance, con más de 2.025.000 visitas registradas en la web oficial del proyecto procedentes de más de 1.365.000 usuarios únicos registrados hasta el 31 de mayo de 2020 procedentes de un gran número de países de todo el globo. Los resultados permiten evaluar como exitosa la consecución de los objetivos establecidos. Finalizamos el texto realizando un acercamiento a una evaluación inicial del proyecto desde una perspectiva de Buenas Prácticas con la finalidad establecer una futura evaluación en profundidad y detectar debilidades para su futuro a corto, medio y largo plazo. [EN] The climate crisis means the most complex social, economic and environmental challenge facing humanity. International guidelines for addressing the global problem of climate change has been reflected in the Preliminary Draft of the Climate Change and Energy Transition Law of Ecologic Transition and Demographic Challenge Ministry, which highlights the need for education and training to achieve the objectives set out in the Paris Agreement (United Nations, 2015). In this situation, Social Pedagogy cannot be kept out, and its answers cannot be simple in the face of the complexity of the contingency. In this scenario, we present the analysis of the Climántica project, which emerged in Galicia in 2007 and which anticipated these demands, achieving and consolidating in the field of Environmental Education in the national and international sphere creating networks of work and collaboration at the local, national, and international levels. This article presents the project’s description, planning, prospective, and objectives. Quantitative and qualitative data are provided, with more than 2.025.000 visits registered on the official project website from more than 1.365.000 unique users registered until 31 of May 2020 from a large number of countries around the globe. The results allow us to assess as successful the achievement of the established objectives. We finalize the text in an approach to an initial evaluation of the project from a Good Practices perspective in order to establish a future in-depth assessment and detect weaknesses for its short, medium and long term future Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143989 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143988 [PT] Este artigo apresenta uma revisão analítica da agenda política da Educação Ambiental (EA) no Brasil. Tem por objetivo embasar a (re)elaboração de avaliação dos resultados e dos processos de EA, por meio do ciclo de políticas (Ball & Bowe, 1992). A Educação Ambiental ocupa a agenda política brasileira desde 1970, onde a problemática ambiental se tornou pauta efetiva para as agências internacionais. As análises que serão apresentadas neste artigo mostram que a noção de sustentabilidade ambiental está contemplada nos textos da legislação e determinam a sua introdução e debate na educação brasileira. Contudo, na atualidade, o tema tem passado por um silenciamento e uma desarticulação institucional no âmbito federal. Se infere que a Educação Ambiental possui uma força importante no contexto social e nos sistemas de ensino, propício para a atuação/implementação e o desenvolvimento de processos de avaliação das políticas públicas. [EN] This article presents an analytical review of the Environmental Education (EA) political agenda in Brazil. They have the objective of supporting an (re) elaboration of the evaluation of the processes and results of EA, through the cycle of policies (Ball & Bowe, 1992). Environmental Education has been on the Brazilian political agenda since 1970, when the environmental problem has become an important agenda for international organizations. The analysis shows that the right of environmental sustainability is contemplated in the legislation texts and determines its presence in the social debates and in the Brazilian education system. However, Environmental Education today has been institutionally silenced and disjointed at the federal level. It is deduced that the Environmental Education has an important strength in the school context, conducive to the performance / implementation and development of public policy evaluation processes. Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143988 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143987 [ES] La Educación Ambiental está en una encrucijada: la que determina la emergencia climática como evidencia más urgente, pero no la única, de que la civilización humana está impactando contra los límites biofísicos del planeta, incrementando el sufrimiento y amenazando su propia existencia. Cabe preguntarse si la Agenda 2030 y sus Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible serán capaces de cambiar esta trayectoria y modificar la relación directa que continúa estableciéndose entre crecimiento, bienestar social y sostenibilidad ambiental. El estado de alarma y excepción mundial generado por el COVID-19 ha irrumpido en este escenario mostrando la fragilidad estructural del capitalismo global de mercado, al menos en dos circunstancias: de un lado, la que revela su incapacidad para salvaguardar la vida humana; de otro, la que recuerda cruelmente que los seres humanos somos, como todas las especies que habitan la Tierra, inevitablemente ecodependientes. En esta coyuntura nos preguntamos qué Educación Ambiental es necesaria, deseable y posible, tomando conciencia de que nada –ni biológica ni socialmente– nos protege del colapso. Sin caer en el desasosiego, reivindicando su naturaleza política, pedagógica y social, pondremos énfasis en sus contribuciones cotidianas a una globalización alternativa. La aspiración, hoy como ayer, no reside en adjetivar una educación sino en transformar todas las educaciones y no solo aquellas que se refieren al “cuidado del ambiente”. [EN] Environmental Education is at a crossroads: the one that determines the climatic emergency as the most urgent evidence, but not the only one, that human civilization is impacting against the biophysical limits of the planet, increasing suffering and threatening its own existence. It is worth asking whether the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals will be able to change this trajectory and modify the direct relationship that continues to be established between growth, social well-being and environmental sustainability. The worldwide state of alarm and exception generated by COVID-19 has broken into this scenario, showing the structural fragility of global market capitalism, in at least two circumstances: on the one hand, the one that reveals its inability to safeguard human life; on the other, the one that cruelly remembers that human beings are, like all the species that inhabit the Earth, inevitably eco-dependent. At this juncture we ask ourselves what Environmental Education is necessary, desirable and possible, realizing that nothing – neither biologically nor socially – protects us from collapse. Without falling into unease, vindicating its political, pedagogical and social nature, we will emphasize its daily contributions to an alternative globalization. The aspiration, today as yesterday, does not reside in adjectivizing an education but in transforming all educations and not only those that refer to “caring for the environment”. Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10366/143987 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z