ASSUMPTIONS OF AN EMANCIPATORY PEDAGOGY IN THE FACE OF THE MARKET BIAS OF TECHNOLOGY
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v48i1.74684Abstract
This article is based on a bibliographic research and aims to reflect on the TDICs (Digital Information and Communication Technologies in the school context), in a critical aspect, enabling several readings in the conscious use and the possibilities of interactions in the dialogical relationship between teacher-student. It is part of the concrete practice of the subject, comprising the historical determinants to which we are conditioned, and the multiple relations between the reality of the subjects and the social conditions triggered by capitalist society. The possibilities of reflection meet the production of meanings in the school universe in view of the understanding of technologies in the daily classroom and educational praxis.
KEYWORDS: Reflection; Teacher Training; Technology.
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