THE PEDAGOGICAL RESIDENCE PROGRAM AND THE INITIAL TRAINING OF TEACHERS: REFLECTIONS BASED ON A COUNTER-HEGEMONIC PROPOSAL IN COUNTRYSIDE EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.72031Abstract
This article aims to reflect on the contradictions of the Pedagogical Residency Program (PR) amid the epistemology of practice imposed by CAPES Public Notice of number 06/2018, as well as analyze the Degree in Rural Education at the Federal University of Pará, Tocantins/ Cametá Campus, as a training policy in the counter-hegemonic perspective. Our methodology consisted of bibliographic, documentary, and field research studies. The results showed that the effective experience of students in the process of training the course under analysis sought to introduce them to work in countryside schools, implementing a curriculum with an interdisciplinary perspective centered on life and work, in which sociocultural and scientific knowledge is permanent dialogue.
KEYWORDS: Educational Policy. Teacher Training. School in the Countryside. University Education.
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