Cristóbal Alejandro Madero Cabib
Assistant Professor
Universidad Alberto Hurtado
Santiago, Chile
Teaching and teachers´ policies, Teacher professional identities, School inclusion policies, Second chance schools, Intercultural education, School leadership, Catholic education protects, Education in emergencies.
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Education Policy, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY. Estados Unidos, 2018
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Theology, BOSTON COLLEGE. Estados Unidos, 2014
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Education, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY. Estados Unidos, 2016
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Sociology, UNIVERSIDAD ALBERTO HURTADO. Chile, 2008
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Sociologist, UNIVERSIDAD ALBERTO HURTADO. Chile, 2008
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Philosophy, UNIVERSIDAD ALBERTO HURTADO. Chile, 2008
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Theology, PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE CHILE. Chile, 2013
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Assistant Professor Full Time
UNIVERSIDAD ALBERTO HURTADO
School of Education
Santiago, Chile
2018 - 2023
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Researcher Part Time
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY
Berkeley, Estados Unidos
2015 - 2018
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Researcher Part Time
Centro de Desarrollo de Liderazgo Educativo
Chile
2017 - 2019
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Associate Professor Full Time
UNIVERSIDAD ALBERTO HURTADO
School of Education
Santiago, Chile
2024 - At present
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Research Associate Part Time
Infocap (Instituto de Formación y Capacitación Popular)
Santiago, Chile
2010 - 2013
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Teacher and Counselor Part Time
Colegio San Ignacio El Bosque
Santiago, Chile
2004 - 2007
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Teacher and Counselor Full Time
Colegio San Luis de Antofagasta
Antofagasta, Chile
2008 - 2009
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Researcher Part Time
Fe y Alegría
Santiago, Chile
2007 - 2007
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Dirección de Vinculación con el Medio - Facultad de Educación Part Time
Universidad Alberto Hurtado
Chile
2020 - 2023
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Vicerrector de Integración Full Time
Universidad Alberto Hurtado
Chile
2024 - At present
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Big IDeas - UC Berkeley
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY
Estados Unidos, 2015
The Mapuche conflict of Southern Chile confronts Mapuche indigenous communities that fight to recuperate their lost territories against the Chilean state. National mass media outlets have been misinforming the national population about the causes of the violence labeling the Mapuche movement as “terrorism.” However, specialists are in agreement that this is not the case and the roots of the present Mapuche struggle are historical. The objective of this project is to design a pilot scheme that aims to “re-educate” the misinformed Chilean upper-class, based in the northern capital of Santiago, about the history of the Mapuche conflict. Four teachers selected from a poll of 10 elite high schools will spend ten days working with the school community learning how history is taught and lived in the context of where the conflict unfolds. These teachers will stay with a host-family of the school, learning about the Mapuche conflict, “on the ground”. The four teachers will then come back to their educational communities in Santiago to transmit their experiences and design a project to aid the Mapuche educational community that hosted them. The whole process will be recorded by a documentarian and then released as a documentary film. (Note: This project originally won in the Big Ideas “Conflict & Development” Category)
Compañeros y compañeras en la misión de Educar: La vocación docente en colegios y escuelas jesuitas |
La llamada a educar. La vocación docente en escuelas jesuitas en América Latina y Estados Unidos |
Catholic Education in Latin America: An Ongoing Project |
Educación Católica en Latinoamérica: Un Proyecto en Marcha |
María Sevilla
Profesora Asociada
Facultad de Educación
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Santiago, Chile
Maureen Neckelmann
Profesor asistente
Facultad de Teología/Instituto de Sociología
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Santiago, Chile
Cristóbal Madero
Assistant Professor
Education Policy and School Improvement
Universidad Alberto Hurtado
Santiago, Chile
Daniela Luengo
Investigadora Postdoctoral
Centro de Investigación Avanzada en Educación
Universidad de Chile
Santiago, Chile