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generated both within the system and in social, family, individual and environmental
contexts". Only for the year 2020, according to the MEN, there was a withdrawal of
102,880 girls and boys at national level, representing 1.1% of the enrollment, so the
country's need to know the factors that originate such actions becomes more acute.
It is precisely in the attempt to respond to these problems that research is developed
(Carhuaz and Yupanqui-Lorenzo, 2020; Guerrero, 2018; Tocora-Lozano and García-
González, 2018) that allowed giving an overview of the factors that in the Colombian
territory represent the greatest risk predictor for school dropout, highlighting in a large
part of them the causes of low motivation, low school performance, poor parental
accompaniment and few interpersonal relationships in classrooms or educational
environments in general.
From there arise lines of knowledge that focus on the motivational components of the
student body in educational institutions (González Castro et al., 2021 and Albarrán-Peña,
2019) which have found that this is an internal factor that generates in a global way in
people the impulse to achieve their objectives and persist in the pursuit of these goals,
more specifically in students to continue their academic training, and to be interested in
the learning that the academy provides to the student body.
Motivation then becomes undoubtedly one of the essential processes to which the
strategy that the teacher should aim to develop within their classrooms, taking as a
premise that when motivation is active within the student receiver of information, the
knowledge acquired by this, will be significant and constant; since if, on the contrary, the
student lacks motivation to attend classes, receive new tasks, learn new things and so
on, his school performance will reflect this with low grades that are recurrent in
populations with these negative characteristics (Usán-Supervía, and Salavera-Bordás,
2018; Prieto-Andreu, 2020).
Now, when it establishes that school dropout is linked to motivational factors, which
influence school performance, and that school performance is a predictor of whether
or not students drop out, the role of the teacher becomes the crucial means through
which the desire of students to continue their education will be enhanced, achieving this
with the help of pedagogical and playful strategies that become indispensable tools in the
design and delivery of knowledge in the classroom.
According to Díaz-Barriga and Hernández (2002), pedagogical strategies are the tools
used by the teacher to promote meaningful learning for students, i.e., they are the way
in which the knowledge that the tutor has as a basis is received by the student to connect
with his previous knowledge or build new conceptual connections, but this is not done
in a unidirectional way where the student is a passive receiver, but is an active agent in
the construction of the knowledge he acquires.
On the other hand, this same author points out that it is too complicated to define or
stipulate a single type of strategy that is effective for all contexts, ages, academic areas
and others, since it is based on knowing the specific requirements of the class group, so
that it is possible to develop strategies that adapt to them and strengthen their skills and
competencies. This is where the teacher's level of analysis and the observation he/she