Resumen de Actitudes lingüísticas de los maestros bogotanos hacia el lenguaje inclusivo
- español
Son diversas las proclamas que abogan por el uso constante del lenguaje inclusivo en las aulas de clase con el objeto de disminuir las brechas de discriminación e intolerancia ante la diversidad en el ámbito educativo. El presente estudio analiza las actitudes lingüísticas de los maestros bogotanos de la escuela pública respecto de la utilización del lenguaje inclusivo. La investigación se inscribe en el enfoque cualitativo con un alcance descriptivo. Se empleó el cuestionario sociolingüístico y la escala de Likert en la medición de las actitudes lingüísticas, instrumentos propios del método directo. En los hallazgos, se observa que las percepciones lingüísticas negativas se fundamentan en la corrección idiomática y en las directrices establecidas por la Real Academia Española. Asimismo, algunos maestros consideran necesario replantear la noción de lenguaje inclusivo, pues la actual no involucra el contexto escolar en su totalidad. Se concluye que los docentes asumen la normalización lingüística en la valoración del lenguaje inclusivo y, al mismo tiempo, consideran que las formas @, -e, -x no están insertas en su variedad lingüística.
- português
There are several proclamations advocating the continued use of inclusive language in classrooms to reduce the gaps of discrimination and intolerance to diversity in the field of education. The study is part of the qualitative approach with a descriptive scope. The sociolinguistic questionnaire and the Likert scale were used in the measurement of linguistic attitudes, instruments of the direct method. In the findings, it is observed that negative linguistic attitudes are based on language correction and the guidelines established by the Real Academia Española. In addition, some teachers consider that it is necessary to rethink the notion of inclusive language, since the current one does not involve the school context in its entirety. It is concluded that teachers assume linguistic standardization in the assessment of inclusive Language, and, at the same time, they consider that the forms of inclusive language are not embedded in their linguistic variety.
- English
There are several proclamations advocating the continued use of inclusive language in classrooms in order to reduce the gaps of discrimination and intolerance to diversity in the field of education. The study is part of the qualitative approach with a descriptive scope. The sociolinguistic questionnaire and the Likert scale were used in the measurement of linguistic attitudes, instruments of the direct method. In the findings, it is observed that negative linguistic attitudes are based on language correction and the guidelines established by the Real Academia Española. In addition, some teachers consider that it is necessary to rethink the notion of inclusive language, since the current one does not involve the school context in its entirety. It is concluded that teachers assume linguistic standardization in the assessment of inclusive Language and, at the same time, they consider that the forms of inclusive language are not embedded in their linguistic variety.
