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ERIC Number: EJ1298926
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2021
Pages: 28
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ISSN: ISSN-1942-2539
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Paths for Building Something Better than 'Normal' in the Latin American Catholic Schools = Caminos para la construcción de algo mejor que lo normal en los colegios Católicos Latinoamericanos
Cuautle Quechol, Saul
International Studies in Catholic Education, v13 n1 p62-89 2021
The COVID-19 global post-pandemic and what it symbolises for current generations question us in what we should do to reverse its harmful effects in different parts of the world. This essay aims to assess the actions pursued and necessary to be pursued, by the Catholic Church in the promotion of the educational community during the times of the post-pandemic. The Catholic educational institution will not be the same after the pandemic, nor will it be the one that best serves in the future. There are essential and urgent changes that we must make if we want a better world for all. The Catholic school in Latin America is committed to changing the reality that this pandemic and the economic crisis have left us. The Catholic school cannot set aside the context in which it is located, becoming an exclusively academic space, unrelated to social environment. We are called, out of love and evangelical commission, to transform reality innovatively and creatively. We cannot simpy return to the 'old normal', we have to construct the 'new normal'
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive; Multilingual/Bilingual Materials
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Language: EnglishSpanish
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Identifiers - Location: Latin America
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