Antoni Cerdà-Navarro e-mail(Inicie sesión) , Inmaculada Sureda-García e-mail(Inicie sesión) , Francesca Salvà-Mut e-mail(Inicie sesión)

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Antoni Cerdà-Navarro e-mail(Inicie sesión)
Inmaculada Sureda-García e-mail(Inicie sesión)
Francesca Salvà-Mut e-mail(Inicie sesión)

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Este artículo analiza la intención de abandono y el abandono durante el primer curso de Formación Profesional de Grado Medio (FPGM) en función de siete factores relacionados con el concepto de implicación del estudiante (IE) o student engagement (SE). Los datos analizados provienen de un cuestionario basado en el concepto de IE aplicado a una muestra de 1.030 estudiantes matriculados en el primer curso FPGM. Respecto a la intención de abandono, las perspectivas profesionales fueron el factor con mayor peso predictivo. Respecto al abandono durante el primer curso, los factores con mayor peso fueron las relaciones con el profesorado y la implicación en el trabajo escolar. Los resultados sugieren que las perspectivas profesionales son muy importantes para vincular al estudiante con la profesión estudiada, pero es necesario que éstas se complementen con implicación en las tareas escolares y buenas relaciones con el profesorado para reducir el riesgo de abandono. La importancia del artículo reside en la escasez de trabajos empíricos focalizados en el abandono que se produce en FPGM y en su utilidad para fundamentar intervenciones dirigidas a reducir el abandono.

Palabras clave

Formación Profesional, Abandono Educativo Temprano, Implicación del Estudiante

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