. Production of hegemonic digital masculinities: an approach from the virtual communities of former students of emblematic high schools

Abstract

In Chile, in recent years, there have been coexisting educational policies with different approaches. On one hand, there's the accountability approach, and on the other, there's the rights-based approach, which promotes inclusive education. In this context, the purpose of this article is to understand teachers' perception of inclusive education in classrooms at a high-academic-demand private paid school in the Región de Coquimbo. The study was qualitative, with a descriptive design, and it was conducted through semi-structured interviews with nine teachers. Content analysis revealed that teachers perceive it is possible to implement inclusive education in a high-academic-demand school, provided that the necessary conditions are met. However, there is no consensus on whether this could affect performance in standardized tests.