This article shares the results and reflections on the research process conducted by the Maloka Interactive Museum (https://www.maloka.org/) regarding the implementation of the policy that extends the school day in public schools in Bogotá. Based on ethnographic observations, focus groups and interviews with the participants, the text concludes that the communication and education process about science and technology can be understood as a social practice of knowledge exchange among heterogeneous participants whose intention is to promote transformations within their specific settings.
This article is in Spanish.
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Gonzalo Peñaloza
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Maloka Corporation
Lina Quijano
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Maloka Corporation
Sara Marquez
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Maloka Corporation
Citation
ISSN
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2539-4762
DOI
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10.30578 / nomadas.n49a10
Publication Name:
Nomadas
Volume:
49
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