UNCERTAINTIES OF A FREE EDUCATION IN REMOTE: PROBLEMATIZATION OF LEFREIRE'S CULTURE CIRCLES
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v46ied.especial.68489Abstract
This article brings to light the impacts caused in the extension project Dialogues in Paulo Freire and Popular Education - LEFREIRE - and the problematization of the remote encounter in the action-reflection-action movement. When liberating education is the guiding tendency of educational actions, we think in the collective act that takes place in the encounter of people who dialogue, criticize and reflect on the living conditions of excluded groups, from the most embracing and planetary contexts to the remarkable local realities. The covid-19 pandemic, as a current event, has caused the rupture of face-to-face and interactive dynamics. At first glance, social withdrawal, by making it difficult to continue the activities involved in proximity to the other person, has raised questions that call into question the validity of educational approaches in the remote space. The emerging need for revisiting pedagogical trends is considered as a means of finding ways for research and verifying whether it is possible to deliver liberating education by distance without falling into the network of an impersonal and contentious practice.
KEYWORDS: Liberating Education. Remote Education. Cyberspace. Pedagogical Trends.
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