Explorando el Impacto del Conflicto Escolar en la Prevalencia de la Violencia en los Entornos Educativos Colombianos
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Este artículo surge de una revisión de investigaciones y literatura sobre el tema de los conflictos y la violencia en los entornos escolares; para brindar una comprensión integral del conflicto y la violencia en los entornos educativos, destacando los tipos de conflictos que ocurren en los entornos escolares y cómo estos conflictos influyen directamente. la incidencia de la violencia en Colombia, y menciona el papel de los maestros, directivos y padres en la mitigación de esta violencia, el rendimiento académico de los estudiantes expuestos al conflicto y algunas direcciones para futuras investigaciones sobre cómo abordar la violencia y el conflicto en las escuelas colombianas.
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