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Ítem Marco normativo para la neoliberalización del trabajo docente universitario.(Editorial Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, 2024-06-01) Vega Rodríguez, MagalyWith the incursion of neoliberal practices in universities, academic labour has undergone important transformations in the uni-versity field, based on normative frameworks that adhere to criteria different from those of an academic nature. This research article focuses on the implications of changes in higher education policies on the academic labour of university professors in Colombia. To this end, we review the context of the appearance of Law 30 of 1992, which governs and guides the functioning of higher education in Colombia, and Decree 1279 of 2002, which establishes the salary and benefits system for teachers in state universities. Based on the analysis of these normative documents, we explain the direct implications that these regulations have on university teaching labour. We conclude with a reflection on the neoliberal substratum of these educational policies, which have progressively been naturalized as imperatives of administrative and teaching actions in the university field.Ítem Resignificación del trabajo y la práctica docente en educación superior a la luz de la crisis por el virus SARS-CoV-2.(Editorial Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, 2022-01-01) Castillo Flores, María de los Ángeles; Sernas Hernández, Claudia; González Baños, JacoboThis reflection article is the result of the research project “Work and teaching practice in higher education. Narratives and stories from the actors in pandemic times”. This text was created by a group of professors from the Universidad Pedagógica Nacional (UPN)-Ajusco, Mexico. We undertook the task of analyzing and accounting for how we had faced, transformed and modified our work and teaching practice in the context of the sars-cov-2 virus pandemic. We use the narrative as the methodological and reflective scaffolding and Freire’s theoretical concepts to understand the common elements faced during this process. We also concluded that education should be a liberalizing instrument, as well as an autonomy builder. In the meantime, we reorganized our work and teaching practice based on the construction of a dialogic relationship, where we recognized ourselves as active subjects, who must be permanently modifying or transforming, themselves not depending on the market but on the needs of those who participate in the process of teaching and learning. With these bases, we elaborate a proposal for a unique program that adapts to different subjects. We modify the banking practice changes for a reflective teaching practice, where we jointly construct the objectives and the purposes of the courses. From our daily work, and with the use of technologies, we deconstructed the traditional and face-to-face class and built an interaction with the students in a different and dialogical way. Basically, we re-signified our teaching work.
