QUESTÕES DE GÊNERO NAS PRÁTICAS PEDAGÓGICAS DOS PROFESSORES/AS: DEVIRES CARTOGRÁFICOS
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https://doi.org/10.32813/2179-1120.2020.v13.n1.a595Abstract
The narratives presented in this article take as central the issues that involve gender, as well as pedagogical practices and teacher training, in an attempt to answer the guiding question: how the demands on gender are present in the school and in what way do these affect pedagogical practices from s professore s /? It includes data from a research carried out by one of the authors, woven collaboratively, linked to the Postgraduate Program in Education and Diversity of a Bahian institution. It is anchored in the qualitative horizon, using the cartographic method as a data construction and analysis procedure, considering the post-critical perspective, of questioning the ways of doing research. From the study carried out and theoretical reflections, it was possible to verify that many teachers still feel hostage to pedagogical practices that are far from the demands of contemporaneous subjects and even if these people are present at school, the environment is still governed by a very hierarchical structure, which insists on looking more at normativity than at diversity.
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