QUALIFICATION OF FIELD EDUCATORS: THE CASE OF THE EARTH SCHOOLPROGRAM
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.71925Abstract
The field educators qualification, facing these backs of the present time is the main subject of this article. First o fall, we understand that they are important agents to unveil the agrobusiness speech regards Agriculture sustainability. Subsequently, the importance of the public politics of the Earth School was addressed, in Paraná state, for the continued qualification of field educators as builders of agroecology. The field educators qualification, in this perspective, is not impartial and is committed to the valorization and continuity of the Peasant Agriculture Field and the fight of the Agribusiness Field, therefore, it is articulated to the fight for another project of society.
KEYWORDS: Agroecology. Agribusiness. Earth School. Field Educators Qualification.
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