2013
DOI: 10.5007/2175-795x.2014v32n3p855
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O papel da brincadeira de faz de conta no processo de humanização de crianças ribeirinhas da Amazônia

Abstract: ResumoDe acordo com a teoria histórico-cultural, o ser humano se humaniza reconstituindo em si e por si as características históricas da humanidade. Esse processo ocorre nas relações sociais, via atividade humana mediada por instrumentos físicos e simbólicos. Na fase pré-escolar, a brincadeira de faz de conta é a atividade que guia esse processo. Ao brincar, a criança descobre e se apropria dos conteúdos de seu universo cultural, formando suas qualidades humanas. Nesse sentido, o objetivo do presente artigo é … Show more

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“…In schools in settlements of landless rural workers around Brazil, teachers are respecting children as creative agents of their own development (Rosseto 2018). Small ECEC units along the rivers in northern Brazil(Teixeira 2014) are achieving levels of quality that amaze visitors from the south who assume that rich southern states have better quality in ECEC. Schools in Mexico and Brazil are developing policies to welcome migrant children and their families (Díaz 2017; Hernández 2017; UNESCO/SME 2020) and schools in poor areas are using art to rescue children from violence and social exclusion(Farias and Mello 2010;Sierra 2010).…”
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“…In schools in settlements of landless rural workers around Brazil, teachers are respecting children as creative agents of their own development (Rosseto 2018). Small ECEC units along the rivers in northern Brazil(Teixeira 2014) are achieving levels of quality that amaze visitors from the south who assume that rich southern states have better quality in ECEC. Schools in Mexico and Brazil are developing policies to welcome migrant children and their families (Díaz 2017; Hernández 2017; UNESCO/SME 2020) and schools in poor areas are using art to rescue children from violence and social exclusion(Farias and Mello 2010;Sierra 2010).…”
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confidence: 99%