CORPOREITY IN FIELD EDUCATION: KNOWLEDGE OF TEACHING PRACTICE IN THE AMAZON CONTEXT
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22481/praxisedu.v16i40.6554Keywords:
Corporeity, Rural education, Teaching practiceAbstract
This study aimed to investigate the teaching practice of teachers who work in Rural Education in the Amazon region from the perspective of corporeity. The research consisted of a bibliographic and field study. About the field research, the teachers' speech was the base element of the analysis, the listening was performed under the support of the Technique of Elaboration and Analysis of Units of Meaning, developed by Moreira, Simões and Porto (2005). The interview was applied to eight teachers who work with minor elementary education in a public school in the municipality of Santarém, located in the riverside rural territory. Of the teachers surveyed, seven have more than ten years of teaching experience and only one was starting her career as a teacher. The conclusion of the study showed that the manifestation of corporeity in the teaching practice of most of the investigated teachers is evident in many elements of school routine.
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