Autobiographical digital narratives and (re)configuration of school identity in students with ADHD
Gómez Franco, Lina Marcela
Narrativas digitales autobiográficas y (re)configuración de la identidad escolar en estudiantes con TDAH
Tema ADHD
Tema autobiographical digital narratives
Tema positioning
Tema primary education
Tema regular classroom
Tema Identidad escolar
Tema TDAH
Tema narrativas digitales autobiográficas
Tema posicionamiento
Tema educación primaria
Tema aula regular
Descripción This reflective article explores the challenge of identity configuration and positioning among 4th-grade students with ADHD in a regular classroom at Institución Educativa Juan María Céspedes. The main objective is to analyze the theoretical and methodological foundations supporting a pedagogical intervention mediated by autobiographical digital narratives, aimed at the (re)configuration of these students' school identity. Through a theoretical-reflexive literature review covering ADHD, narrative identities, and positioning theory, the discussion is framed within an interpretative sociocritical epistemological perspective with a narrative approach. Findings reveal that while research on behavioral strategies for ADHD is exhaustive, there is a critical gap regarding the articulation of school identity, digital storytelling, and emotional expression. The article concludes that a didactic sequence organized into four phases (reflective draft, multimedia script, digital production, and socialization) offers students a space for agency and multimodality. This proposal lays the conceptual groundwork for a future qualitative case study to document the identity transformation of this population in their everyday educational context.
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Tipo Artículo revisado por pares
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Identificador 10.61454/ejqj7r59
Fuente Espectro Investigativo Latinoamericano; Vol. 8 No. 2 (2026): Espila; 151-157
Fuente 2710-7515
Fuente 10.61454/zwp9gj54
Relación http://revistas.isaeuniversidad.ac.pa/index.php/espila/article/view/161/238
Derechos https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0