TRAINING OF CHILDREN EDUCATION TEACHERS: UNIVERSITY OUTREACH AS A SPACE FOR DIALOGUE AND EXPERIENCES
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https://doi.org/10.5212/Rev.Conexao.v.17.17011.25Abstract
This text discusses the importance of university outreach programs for a further developement of teacher education and the spread and expansion of academic knowledge. The dialogue between the University and the Basic Education institutions, a prerogative in the articulation between theory and practice, becomes reality as it creates spaces that enable dialogue and the exchange of experiences between subjects in training and those inserted in the school routine. The results of the outreach project “Early childhood and pedagogical practices: between thinking and doing” are presented, as an initiative that favors further training of teachers. It takes as a basis the contributions of Castro (2004), Rocha and Ostetto (2012), Dalmolin and Vieira (2015), among others. The evaluations of the participants in the project showed the importance of this training for both academics and public school teachers, pointing out the need for continuing the proposal.
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