TRANSITION AND ARTICULATION BETWEEN EARLY CHILDHOOLD EDUCATION AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS ANALYSIS
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v46i3.65145Abstract
This article seeks to examine some legal guidelines and theoretical-methodological guidelines published by official documents prepared by the Ministry of Education and the National Education Council, about the transition and articulation between early childhood education and elementary school. This is a bibliographic research. Based on the Historical-Cultural Theory, the theoretical framework of this research, initially we discussed the relationship between teaching, learning and development. Subsequently, we revisited the purposes of early childhood and elementary education advocated by official documents and examined the concepts of learning and development present in them. From this analysis, we discussed the transition and articulation between the two stages of schooling in question, pointing out the need for reorganization of teaching.
KEYWORDS: Transition. Articulation. Early Childhood Education. Elementary School.
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