
Sinergias educativas
October - December Vol. 7 - 4- 2022
http://sinergiaseducativas.mx/index.php/revista/
adolescents coming from other places, mostly from the sister country
of Venezuela; within this population, young people and children who
can access the school system face other types of situations at school
level such as poor academic performance, dropout, bullying and
discrimination, which is of interest to this research group. All these
aspects, in Colombian society, have originated a series of negative
consequences that, in one way or another, have considerably affected
the cultural contribution of this population. Some of the
consequences of these problems include: school dropout, domestic
violence, increase in juvenile delinquency, increase in drug use
among adolescents, child prostitution and increase in the number of
children on the streets (Petit, 2003).
Despite the enormous efforts of the central government; to
implement public policies to facilitate access to the educational
system in Colombia (Decree 1288, 2018), it is the teachers who,
when hosting this situation in their classrooms, have to attend to the
population in a proactive and assertive way, with methodological
proposals that respond to the identified needs and that allow
designing tools that enable better ways of learning and provide
inclusive and intercultural school environments, to this Venezuelan
migrant population. And is that in addition to the abandonment of
the homeland that has implied to Venezuelans by the serious
economic, humanitarian and social crisis, generated by the
governance of its president Nicolás Maduro (Migración Colombia,
2018), the search to get out of this complicated situation such as
finding minimum conditions that allow them a dignified life is
added.
Delving into the academic literature, new approaches to this
problematic situation can be found, one of them being the work
developed by García (1993) in which he elaborates a detailed
analysis of the migratory processes of Venezuelans during the 21st
century. In these approaches, aspects of interest such as the causes
of these processes are taken up again, emphasizing an economic
blockade carried out by the USA to Latin American territories that
had tendencies to disrespect the established economic order, in this
case Venezuela, this exercise carried out as from the increase of oil
production in the Middle East, which the authors have called the era