THE RETURN OF THE PRESENT: POSSIBILITIES FOR AN EMANCIPATORY EDUCATION THAT GUARANTEES A LIVELY FUTURE
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.71422Abstract
The article proposes to think about alternatives that enable human emancipation through education. In view of this, the pedagogical proposal developed here, which arises from the investigation outlined around the “banking education” diagnosed by Paulo Freire, aims to develop alternative reflections to the hegemonic model of education. The method of approach used was deductive, and the procedural one, the interpretative and critical analysis through bibliographic research. The results reveal the need for urgent changes that the educational system must undergo through the return of presential activities. The transformation that the academy must undergo upon the return of presential classes is to ensure that the institution acts as a generator of social well-being. Finally, a post-pandemic education is announced, which would allow the arrival of new paradigms to the detriment of those we inherited from modern western culture.
KEYWORDS: Education. Culture. Pandemic. Modernity.
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