2016
DOI: 10.1590/s1517-97022016144743
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Abstract: Resumo A educação do campo é resultado de um processo de transformação de valores e práticas na sociedade civil na forma de política do movimento social do campo. Neste artigo, exploramos a proposta de uma educação do campo inclusiva através de uma pesquisa realizada em um curso de formação de professores sobre o tema. A educação do campo se apresenta como um espaço aberto para trabalhar ideias sobre educação inclusiva, uma vez que pauta suas práticas em uma educação que saia dos moldes tradicionais e que valo… Show more

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“…Even with only two productions, we chose to leave them in their own category, due to the specificities that concern rural education. However, we realize that in many cases there is only the transposition of the urban school model to schools in rural areas, not thinking about the needs of this population or what it means to be from the countryside (Lopes, Pulino, Barbato, & Pedroza, 2016). The selected works exemplify the possibilities of the school psychologist's activities in these spaces, being an actor who seeks to unveil discriminatory beliefs and their impacts on education and promoting spaces for reflection as continuing education for field educators, and this as a way to implement the Education proposal of the Rural Education.…”
Section: Categorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even with only two productions, we chose to leave them in their own category, due to the specificities that concern rural education. However, we realize that in many cases there is only the transposition of the urban school model to schools in rural areas, not thinking about the needs of this population or what it means to be from the countryside (Lopes, Pulino, Barbato, & Pedroza, 2016). The selected works exemplify the possibilities of the school psychologist's activities in these spaces, being an actor who seeks to unveil discriminatory beliefs and their impacts on education and promoting spaces for reflection as continuing education for field educators, and this as a way to implement the Education proposal of the Rural Education.…”
Section: Categorymentioning
confidence: 99%