FIELD EDUCATION AND EDUCATION TRAINING (ES): PROJECTS AND PRAXIS IN PANDEMIC TIMES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF BAHIA (UNEB), BRAZIL
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.72139Abstract
Analyze the three formation projects of educators of the Academic Center of countryside education and territorial development Paulo Freire (CAECDT), of the State University of Bahia (UNEB), with the aim of broadening the debate about the relation between project and praxis in the training actions proposed and performed and the countryside education. It was used the literature revision, documental research end online questionaire for its scope and the dialectic historic materialism as the method of interpretation and production of knowledge about the relations between the countryside education and training of educators. The results points to critic perspectives, challenges and necessary resistances to continuous formation. It concludes highlighting potentialities and limits to the projects as well as possibilities and resistances to the continuous formation of educators.
KEYWORDS: Countryside Education. Educators. Formation. Project. Praxis.
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