PRONERA: FROM PUBLIC POLICY TO PEDAGOGICAL PRAXIS IN COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOLS
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.72158Abstract
This article analyzes Pronera as a public educational policy built with social movements in the countryside and dialogues with pedagogical praxis in public schools. It results from documentary research on guidelines, decrees, resolutions, letters, reports and manifestos, and bibliographic study of articles, theses and dissertations. The concept of public policy is understood according to the relations between civil society and governments, considering the conjuncture and structure. Pedagogical praxis refers to the movement of training processes creation and organization at school and outside of it, aimed at social transformation. It is concluded that Pronera strengthens national and regional articulations, teacher’s formation, research groups and moves Brazilian universities in the construction of political-pedagogical praxis.
KEYWORDS: Pronera. Educational Policies. Pedagogical Praxis. Countryside Education. Public School.
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