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Concepções e práticas dos sujeitos envolvidos no curso de licenciatura em educação do campo no polo de Castanhal/PA
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2013-09-13) SILVA, Maria Divanete Sousa da; NASCIMENTO, Nádia Socorro Fialho; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0757907626776627
This paper discusses the concepts and practices of the subjects of the Full Degree in Rural Education/LPEC developed at the Instituto Federal de Educação do Pará/IFPA in polo Castanhal/Pa, which is political-pedagogical foundation Program Rural Education/PROCAMPO. Based on the object of study were defined in order to identify the design theory / methodology of PROCAMPO in rural teacher training; analyze the dynamics of the Course in LPEC polo Castanhal and identify the contributions of the course in the practice of educators in the rural. To achieve the proposed objectives investigative process conducted bibliographic research, desk research and rural research. Literature search were reviewed for authors give theoretical support on education as a practice humanizing especially Brandão (2007), Saviani (1994), Mészáros (2008), Freire (2011), Caldart (2004), Fernandes (2004), Arroyo (1999) among others. The desk research covered the Pedagogical Project Courses full Degree in Rural Education; Original Draft MEC / Secad; Notice No. 02 of 23/04/2008 (concerning public call for the selection of projects of public higher education for PROCAMPO); Notice of 16/04/2009 and Notice No. 026/2010 (both corresponding to the selection process of the LPEC IFPA) and the list of students enrolled in PROCAMPO IFPA / Castanhal in 2010, among others. The rural of qualitative character, used the case study and time frame defined for the period 2008-2012, due to the implementation of PROCAMPO have occurred in the initial year of the period mentioned and semistructured interviews. The results indicate that the materialization of course Castanhal despite the difficulties of pedagogical and financial has caused positive effects on the role of rural educators.
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Práticas educativas populares na licenciatura em educação do campo, no território da Amazônia tocantina
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-06-25) SILVA, Maria Divanete Sousa da; HAGE, Salomão Antônio Mufarrej; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1723722364556016; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7801-0696
This study guides the Graduation Course of Field Education offered by the Federal University of Pará, Campus Cametá-PA, in the territory of the Tocantins region of the Amazon. Our reflections are centered in the analysis of the relationship that this course establishes between the qualification of the field educators and the popular educative practices for understanding them as educative processes of human formation which come true by means of the organizations, associations, social and union movements in the perspective of the social transformation. The study has its bases in the Dialectic Historical Materialism to understand the movement that involves the formation of field educators in the context of the popular educative practices, enhancing the action of the educators in the popular spaces in the perspective of the transformative praxis. We anchor to the concept of praxis, from the Marxist theory and the Freirean conception, for we understand that both result in human intervention in the reality in the perspective of transforming it. The theoretical venture was based on the conceptual categories: Formation of Field Educators, Field Education, Territory and Popular Educative Practice. The study was developed from the bibliographical and documental analysis and field research. We used the questionnaire for data gathering, with both open and closed questions, participant observation, and semi-structured interview. The information gathered allowed us to construct three axes of analyses which aimed at identifying the LEDOC contributions in the construction and affirmations of popular educative practices, in the formation of field educators, they are: 1) The Tocantins region of the Amazon as a territory of conflicts, resistance and of action of the field educator; 2) The LEDOC as a request of the Social Field Movements of the Tocantins region of the Amazon, the entrance of the 2014 class and the reconfiguration of the Pedagogical Project of the Course; 3) The materiality of the formation in the LEDOC: challenges, tensions and possibilities. The results reveal that the Graduation Course of Field Education contributes with the statement that popular educative practices, especially with the definition of the formative axes that structure the curriculum for they include in their curricular components: Studies of Popular Educative Practices and Traineeship in Popular Organizations which, by means of tensions, limitations and possibilities, enhance the acting of the field educators in the spaces of the organizations and social movements that exist in the territory of the Tocantins region of the Amazon.