
Received February 22, 2022 / Approved June, 04 2022 Pages: 1-10
eISSN: 2600-5743
in their group will be analyzed, and the instruments that will be used
to understand the edges of the phenomenon will be created. Based on
the information obtained in the diagnostic phase, a didactic strategy
based on collaborative work will be created, taking into account that
it must respond to the needs demonstrated and allow solving them.
For this purpose, the hexagon pedagogical model will be used. After
this, the implementation and follow-up of the proposed activities is
carried out. Once the implementation is finished, an interview with
the students will be conducted, as well as the socialization of the
teachers' observations and those of the students. The experiences of
each one will be taken and later, through the analysis and tabulation
of the results, the level of reach of the implemented strategy will be
analyzed. In this phase, the achievement of the objectives set will be
evaluated, as well as the impact that it had and could have to continue
in this line of work. The analysis of the data obtained yielded several
results regarding the reasons for the coexistence problems in the
classroom and to what extent the collaborative work strategy was
effective in the search to improve relations among students and in
turn create a healthy environment of respectful relations within the
group. The systematization and direct observation confirmed that the
behavior of Colombian students towards Venezuelans is substantially
influenced by stereotypes that have been built outside the school and
that in one way or another have been reproduced and consolidated in
a large part of the student population.
It is clear that collaborative work as a didactic strategy must have a
thorough design that responds to the particularities of all learners,
and awareness must be raised before the creation and
implementation of this type of strategy (Morales Gina, 2021). In this
category, it was possible to observe in depth the possible causes of
coexistence problems and feasible solutions; during the
implementation of the collaborative work, the young people
interrelated with each other, momentarily putting aside their
differences in order to achieve the objective of the activity. However,
once the activity was over, some students returned to the subgroups
formed by the Venezuelan minorities.
The results show that the problems of coexistence are marked by the
non-acceptance of the differences that Venezuelan immigrants may
have and that their solution is a work that needs greater development
and participation of all the parties that make up the educational
community present, teachers, directors, parents and social work.
Although the number of clashes among the students has decreased,