La educación inclusiva como práctica democrática y transformadora: hacia un cambio de paradigma educativo

Inclusive education is one of the main challenges facing contemporary educational systems. This article analyzes inclusive education as an educational paradigm shift, and examines the relationship between diversity, educational inclusion, and the right to education. Drawing on different theoretical perspectives, it explores how traditional educational and pedagogical practices have historically sustained mechanisms of normalization and exclusion within schools. It also discusses the transition from the integration paradigm to inclusive education, understood as a transformation of institutional cultures, policies, and practices, aimed at ensuring the full exercise of the right to education. Finally, it argues that building inclusive schools requires profound cultural, political, and pedagogical transformations, that promote participation, learning, and the recognition of diversity as a constitutive principle of democratic education.

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Diálogos Pedagógicos
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2026-10-30
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https://doi.org/10.22529/dp.2026.24(48)03
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Inclusive Education and Diversity
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La educación inclusiva como práctica democrática y transformadora: hacia un cambio de paradigma educativo

Rocío Narváez
Diálogos Pedagógicos
Inclusive Education and Diversity
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La educación inclusiva como práctica democrática y transformadora: hacia un cambio de paradigma educativo

Rocío Narváez
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Abstract

Inclusive education is one of the main challenges facing contemporary educational systems. This article analyzes inclusive education as an educational paradigm shift, and examines the relationship between diversity, educational inclusion, and the right to education. Drawing on different theoretical perspectives, it explores how traditional educational and pedagogical practices have historically sustained mechanisms of normalization and exclusion within schools. It also discusses the transition from the integration paradigm to inclusive education, understood as a transformation of institutional cultures, policies, and practices, aimed at ensuring the full exercise of the right to education. Finally, it argues that building inclusive schools requires profound cultural, political, and pedagogical transformations, that promote participation, learning, and the recognition of diversity as a constitutive principle of democratic education.

Diálogos PedagógicosVol. 24(48)
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