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Papel, A., Papel, E., Ttito, E. (2023). El Rol de los Abuelos en la Crianza de los Niños y Niñas en el Ayllu [Asociación Pukllasunchis]. http://repositorio.pukllasunchis.org/xmlui/handle/PUK/93
Papel, A., Papel, E., Ttito, E. El Rol de los Abuelos en la Crianza de los Niños y Niñas en el Ayllu []. PE: Asociación Pukllasunchis; 2023. http://repositorio.pukllasunchis.org/xmlui/handle/PUK/93
@misc{renati/816365,
title = "El Rol de los Abuelos en la Crianza de los Niños y Niñas en el Ayllu",
author = "Ttito Huaman, Elfi Juanita",
publisher = "Asociación Pukllasunchis",
year = "2023"
}
Title: El Rol de los Abuelos en la Crianza de los Niños y Niñas en el Ayllu
Advisor(s): Guevara Valdivia, María Graciela
OCDE field: https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#5.03.01
Issue Date: 7-Dec-2023
Institution: Asociación Pukllasunchis
Abstract: Resumen
La presente investigación surgió por el interés de reflexionar sobre el rol de los abuelos en la crianza de los niños en el ayllu. Como futuros docentes bilingües vemos en las comunidades alto andinas y urbanas, que los saberes y valores de los abuelos no forman parte del aprendizaje de los niños en las escuelas EIB. Por eso, este trabajo es una revisión de las formas en las que se comprende el desarrollo humano en la cultura andina. La investigación revisa el informe en cuanto a la EIB y los saberes ancestrales, ciclo de vida de las personas en los andes, rol de los abuelos en la educación de los niños, e indaga sobre el valor que tienen los abuelos en la crianza de los niñas y niños como transmisores de conocimientos tradicionales para fortalecedores de la identidad cultural. Consideramos que este trabajo puede ayudar a otros docentes y estudiantes a acercarse más a la cultura andina porque como vemos, los saberes de nuestros abuelos son transmitidos oralmente y si no nos lo transmiten, sus conocimientos se van junto con ellos.
Pisiy rimayllapiwillasayki Kay investigación llank’ay qallarin riki imaynatachus campu llaqtapi machulanchikkuna yanapariwanchik irqi uywayta llaqta ukhupi chaymanta. Nuqayku futuro hamawt’akuna hina qiswa simi rimaqkuna, rikuyku huk llaqtanchikkunapi chaymantapas kay hatun llaqtakunapipas chay ñawpa yachaykunata allin kawsaykunata mañana yachachipunkuñachu ¿imaqatin? manañan machulanchikkuna irqikunawan pukllankuñachu yachankuñachu ima, yachaywasipi ima, chaymi nuqayku kay investigacion nisqata yuyancharin llaqta ukhukunapi runakunapaq chaymantapas qhiswa simiyuq runa masinchikkunapaq. Ari chaypin rimarisaqku ñawpaq yachaykunamanta, runaq qiswakawsaynimanta pacha, machulanchikkunaq irqikuna uywaraysiwasqanchikmanta yachachiswasqanchikmanta ñawpa kaysayninchikmanta ima. Paykuna llaqta ukhupi allin kawsayman puririchinku imamaymana yachaykunata kawsachinku, chaymi niyku kay llank’ariyqa yanapawankuman hamawt’ata, yachaqkunata ima riqsichiwananchikpa ima, yachasqanchik hina machulanchikkunaqa yachachiwanchik willakuspa ruwaspa ima, mana yachachiwasun chayqa wañupuktin paywan ripunqa chay yachaykuna. Chanin rimaykuna: Ñawpa yachaykuna, wawa y allin yachayniyuq machulanchikkuna.
Abstract The present investigation arose from the interest of reflecting on the role of grandparents in the upbringing of children in the ayllu. As future bilingual teachers, we see in the high Andean and urban communities that the knowledge and values of grandparents are not part of the learning of children in EiB schools. That is why this work is a review of the ways in which human development is understood in the Andean culture. The research reviews the information about the EIB, ancestral knowledge, the life cycle of people in the Andes, the role of grandparents in raising children, and inquires about the importance of the role of grandparents in raising girls and children as transmitters of traditional knowledge and strengtheners of cultural identity. We believe that this work can help other teachers and students to get closer to the Andean culture because as we see, the knowledge of our grandparents is transmitted orally and if they do not transmit it to us, their knowledge goes along with them. Keywords: Life cycle, Interculturality, Ancestral knowledge, Intercultural Bilingual Education (EIB)
Pisiy rimayllapiwillasayki Kay investigación llank’ay qallarin riki imaynatachus campu llaqtapi machulanchikkuna yanapariwanchik irqi uywayta llaqta ukhupi chaymanta. Nuqayku futuro hamawt’akuna hina qiswa simi rimaqkuna, rikuyku huk llaqtanchikkunapi chaymantapas kay hatun llaqtakunapipas chay ñawpa yachaykunata allin kawsaykunata mañana yachachipunkuñachu ¿imaqatin? manañan machulanchikkuna irqikunawan pukllankuñachu yachankuñachu ima, yachaywasipi ima, chaymi nuqayku kay investigacion nisqata yuyancharin llaqta ukhukunapi runakunapaq chaymantapas qhiswa simiyuq runa masinchikkunapaq. Ari chaypin rimarisaqku ñawpaq yachaykunamanta, runaq qiswakawsaynimanta pacha, machulanchikkunaq irqikuna uywaraysiwasqanchikmanta yachachiswasqanchikmanta ñawpa kaysayninchikmanta ima. Paykuna llaqta ukhupi allin kawsayman puririchinku imamaymana yachaykunata kawsachinku, chaymi niyku kay llank’ariyqa yanapawankuman hamawt’ata, yachaqkunata ima riqsichiwananchikpa ima, yachasqanchik hina machulanchikkunaqa yachachiwanchik willakuspa ruwaspa ima, mana yachachiwasun chayqa wañupuktin paywan ripunqa chay yachaykuna. Chanin rimaykuna: Ñawpa yachaykuna, wawa y allin yachayniyuq machulanchikkuna.
Abstract The present investigation arose from the interest of reflecting on the role of grandparents in the upbringing of children in the ayllu. As future bilingual teachers, we see in the high Andean and urban communities that the knowledge and values of grandparents are not part of the learning of children in EiB schools. That is why this work is a review of the ways in which human development is understood in the Andean culture. The research reviews the information about the EIB, ancestral knowledge, the life cycle of people in the Andes, the role of grandparents in raising children, and inquires about the importance of the role of grandparents in raising girls and children as transmitters of traditional knowledge and strengtheners of cultural identity. We believe that this work can help other teachers and students to get closer to the Andean culture because as we see, the knowledge of our grandparents is transmitted orally and if they do not transmit it to us, their knowledge goes along with them. Keywords: Life cycle, Interculturality, Ancestral knowledge, Intercultural Bilingual Education (EIB)
Link to repository: http://repositorio.pukllasunchis.org/xmlui/handle/PUK/93
Discipline: Educación Primaria Intercultural Bilingüe
Grade or title grantor: EESP Pukllasunchis
Grade or title: Bachiller en Educación Primaria Intercultural Bilingüe
Juror: Eguiluz Duffy, Cecilia María; Guevara Zambrano, Carlos Andrés; Santisteban Matto, Ruth Dina; Amable Pinares, Clotilde Natividad
Register date: 9-Dec-2023
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