The marginal reality of the Jalisco district narrated through photographs taken by secondary education students
Abstract
This research is a study that was conducted in the Jalisco district, one of the most conflictive and poor neighborhoods in the metropolitan area of Guadalajara. During the 2013-2014 school year a photography workshop was delivered in the 39 Mixed High School with the objective that, through visual constructions, students could tell us their feelings, conflicts, perceptions,
fears and dreams regarding the context from where they come from. The project may be taken as an example to propose new programs to be introduced as alternative materials in the official programs of public education, because they focus on encouraging creativity, reflection and critical thinking.
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