EDUCATIONAL TRAJECTORY OF A YOUNG MIGRANT: DISPLACEMENTS BETWEEN COUNTRYSIDE, CITY AND CYBERSPACE
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i1.71178Abstract
The goal of this article was to analyze the meaning-making in the countryside-city transitions of a young woman who migrated to attend technical secondary education. Her alterity experiences in urban and rural spaces were marked by ruptures, ambivalences and transformations. To the case study of qualitative methodology with two narrative interviews: life history and episodic, dialogic-thematic analysis was applied. The results indicated that her daily displacements expanded her position from student to apprentice, exceeding formal learnings contexts in political action in and outside of school. The conclusion was that meanings produced in the coming and going indicates ways to face the uncertainties and social inequalities of the present, guiding future expectations for the continuity in higher education.
KEYWORDS: Rural-Urban Migration. Youth. Technical Secondary Education. Positions.
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