DEGREE IN EDUCATION FOR RURAL AREAS AT FAFIDAM/UECE: SEEDING RESISTANCE IN TEACHER EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.72164Abstract
The present paper aims at analyzing the training of field teachers in the context of the Degree Course in Rural Education (LEDOC) at the Dom Aureliano Matos Faculty of Philosophy (FAFIDAM), campus of the Ceará State University. It is a qualitative study and based on doctoral research which examines historical-dialectical materialism within a bibliographic and documentary investigation. It was possible to observe that the LEDOC/FAFIDAM contributed to the confrontation of the educational problems experienced by the peasant populations strengthening the political pedagogical project of the Rural Schools in several regions of the State of Ceará.
KEYWORDS: Rural Education. Degree in Rural Education (LEDOC). Teacher Training. Educational Politics.
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