Abstract

MEDRANDA, Josselyn; CONTRERAS, Melanny  and  OBACO, Edgar. Conflicto escolar frente al desempeño académico. Alteridad [online]. 2024, vol.19, n.1, pp.127-136. ISSN 1390-8642.  https://doi.org/10.17163/alt.v19n1.2024.10.

School conflicts and low academic performance are a relevant problem within the educational context; these issues have not yet been resolved, making them a necessary topic for research. This study aims to investigate the influence of school conflict on academic performance. A quantitative approach, a deductive method and correlational-descriptive research with a non-experimental-cross-sectional design were used. A population of 1096 subjects, 38 teachers and 1058 students, and a sample of 134 subjects, 38 teachers and 96 students of the tenth year of EGB were determined. For data collection, the school conflict questionnaire CUVE 3-ESO by Álvarez et al. (2013) addressed to teachers was used, and another one addressed to students called Ser Test, developed by the National Institute for Educational Evaluation (INEVAL, 2016). The results reveal that there is a medium level of conflict, where a score of 3.14 points out of 10 was also determined, implying that there is a low level of academic performance; When establishing a relationship between the objects of study, it became evident that statistically there is no significant relationship between them. In conclusion, it was established that academic conflict does not affect academic performance, but, since these conflicts are at a medium level and are not dealt with in time, they tend to have repercussions on school performance.

Keywords : education; violence; school performance; quality of education; learning; interpersonal relationships..

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