WHY EDUCATION FOR TRAFFIC IN SCHOOL?
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v45i3.64914Abstract
This text proposes the construction of knowledge about traffic from the school space as a means to form a more conscious society. The objective is to reflect on traffic education as a contribution to citizen education. The theoretical and methodological support of the present study is based on bibliographic and documentary studies, considering the current legislation, as well as researchers who can assist in the reflections. As for the results, the possibilities of developing this theme at school are presented, working on the rules, values and respect for others, without proposing a specific discipline on traffic education, but the inclusion of this knowledge based on the idea that they are all part of this context.
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