THE ALTERNATION SYSTEM OF EDUCATION IN THE INITIAL TRAINING OF LICENSED TEACHERS IN RURAL EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH EAST REGION
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.72112Abstract
This work has aimed to discuss the alternation system of education in teacher training in the Southeast region, more specifically at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRRJ) and Federal University of Espírito Santo (UFES). The methodology of bibliographic research with a qualitative approach was used. Among the main studies carried out, we highlight the use of training in the alternation system of education organized in school/university time and community time as an educational proposition for organizing the curriculum in the institutions mentioned earlier. As an educational option, the application of an integrative alternation system of education stands out, that is, the intercommunication between the different stages of education and spaces as well as the references of the rural education movement in Brazil. Among the pedagogical mediations used for the articulation of school/university time, the study plan, the real-life journal, the common placement developed at UFEs, the community time guide, and the Socioterritorial Journey in the degree of Rural education of UFMG and UFRRJ utilized Working Groups (GT) and the integrated work as mediations that can articulate the different stages of education in the training of teachers of the mentioned universities.
KEYWORDS: Rural Education. Alternation System of Education. Degrees in Rural Education. Teacher Training.
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