摘要:In the current educational context they are undertaking actions to improve teaching through new ways of acquiring
knowledge and active involvement by students. The aim is to prepare citizens to actively participate in society and
to be able to respond to different situations that they might encounter in the future. Innovations in the educational
context could enhance these actions, especially if teachers, students, families, and Educational Administration were
involved in the process. In this paper we analyze the perceptions, ideas and personal experiences of a group of
secondary school teachers assigned to the Department of Spanish Language and Literature in order to determine
the aspects that could facilitate or hinder the educational innovation and the implementation of teaching-learning
active methodologies. Among the issues discussed are collaboration among teachers, changes in the subject of
Spanish Language and Literature, or the relationship among teachers, students and families. From the results
obtained, it is concluded that the teacher is a key player in the success of educational innovations implemented in
secondary schools.