Palabras clave
acoso sexual
admisión a la universidad
atletismo
escuela pública
Título IX
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Resumen
Este artículo es una revisión de la literatura sobre las tendencias, avances e impacto en los pasados 40 años de las Enmiendas Educativas de la Ley Título IX de 1972 y de las Regulaciones del 1975 de la misma. Dicha ley, enfatiza tres áreas que tienen que ver con admisiones a instituciones de educación superior, acoso sexual en escuelas públicas e instituciones universitarias y atletismo. Se incluyen las premisas básicas de la ley, el papel del coordinador(a) del Título IX y procedimientos y recomendaciones sobre cómo proveer un ambiente educativo libre de acoso sexual.
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