Explorando a gestão educacional: desafios e oportunidades na cultura da ignorância
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https://doi.org/10.22481/redupa.v3.14934Palavras-chave:
gestão educacional, cultura da ignorância, sociedade, desafios, oportunidades, cultura do conhecimentoResumo
A gestão educacional é o processo de direção e gestão de instituições de ensino, a fim de melhorar a qualidade do serviço educacional que oferecem à sociedade. A gestão educacional envolve o desenvolvimento de competências gerenciais, como liderança, tomada de decisão e trabalho em equipe, bem como a utilização de metodologias inovadoras e participativas. A gestão educacional também deve levar em conta a diversidade e a inclusão, como princípios pedagógicos e valores sociais, que facilitam uma aprendizagem significativa e relevante para os alunos. A gestão educacional enfrenta diversos desafios no século XXI, como a globalização, a tecnologia, as políticas públicas e sociais e a cultura da ignorância. A cultura da ignorância refere-se ao fenômeno de ignorar ou desvalorizar o conhecimento gerado por terceiros, especialmente por comunidades locais ou indígenas. A cultura da ignorância pode afetar negativamente o processo educacional, limitando as fontes de informação, as perspectivas críticas e as oportunidades de aprendizagem. A gestão educacional deve promover uma cultura do conhecimento que reconheça e valorize a diversidade do conhecimento, que estimule o intercâmbio e a colaboração entre os atores educacionais e que promova a geração de novos conhecimentos relevantes para o desenvolvimento sustentável.
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