CONTINUOUS EDUCATION AND TEACHING ACTION: REFLECTIONS FOR THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PEDAGOGICAL WORK IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v48i1.74991Abstract
This article has the main objective of reflecting on the constitution of teaching action with children up to 5 years old in early childhood education under the light of the continuing education offered to teachers. In particular, teaching action is only effective when involved in a solid training in relation to the educational intentions with children and in a need to meet the current demands and challenges presented to teaching in contemporary contexts. The opportunity for continuing education favors the teacher with better conditions for a higher quality work. Through a bibliographical study based on Adorno, Benjamin, Kramer, Kishimoto, among others, we found the importance of considering that moments of teacher self-reflection and ethical action by the teacher configure the way for learning to really take place in children's educational quotidian.
KEYWORDS: Early Childhood Education; Continuing Education; Teaching Action; Contemporaneity.
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