Good practices, in educational inclusion experiences in a Higher Education Dependence

Author:

Palomares-Ruiz María Blanca1ORCID,Sordia-Salinas Cesar1ORCID,Báez-Villarreal Esteban1ORCID,Torres-Bugdud Arturo1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León

Abstract

The Academic Body of Academic-Administrative Management of an Engineering Higher Education Unit studied school trajectories to contribute to school success in a group of students who a specialized institution warned that their prognosis of permanence in training as engineers was reserved. This study is oriented towards the inclusion of quality members of the Collegiate Corps who undertook the task of preventing their desertion, analyzing each case with the support of academic advice and tutorials. They were presented with various factors that influenced their career transition during this period, from school procedures, special programs, study habits, teaching methods, pandemics, etc. The satisfactory results are shown through a descriptive, historical-logical, documentary method, highlighting that 40% were favorable when they managed to conclude their higher education studies within their academic training.

Publisher

ECORFAN

Subject

General Earth and Planetary Sciences,General Engineering,General Environmental Science

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