Abstract
The current ways of understanding the phenomena of welcoming migrant children in public schools in Latin America are analyzed, based on the review of the academic literature generated about this topic in the region. Methodologically, a corpus made up of 60 works published between 2014 and 2020 was subjected to hermeneutic analysis. This corpus characterizes the subjects of migrant diversity and their school territories, and outlines the crossings and borders between comprehensive categories that account for the ways in which migrant and refugee children are received in school spaces and regional education systems. As a conclusion, consensus on the topics of inclusion and interculturality is problematized.
CHILDHOOD; MIGRATION; EDUCATION; LATIN AMERICA