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Memory, attention, active listening and teamwork are skills exercised at a high level in the performing arts. Dancers are able to remember choreographies, their movements, their positions and displacements in space, while listening to and following the music and the rest of the dance body. A musician memorizes or reads the score, previously studied, while executing it, meeting the technical and expressive requirements: being attentive to the rest of the orchestra members and the conductor. The actors express the meaning of a memorized text while interacting with the rest of the cast, the scenographic objects and the scenic space itself. The aim of this paper is, from the analysis of the learning and action strategies of different disciplines, to design a methodology of classroom application that allows the development of these skills. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper approaches the limits of technologies in education, from the discourses extracted f'om the mapping of theses of the Graduate Programs in Education, in the interval of 2012 to 2016. It is a hermeneutic research carried out through the search of keywords, in the Brazilian Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (BDTD), aiming to understand the contributions and problems evidenced in theses on the subject. The challenges and questionings of technologies come to the scene in education as models to be followed, which weakens the experiences of pedagogical sense in the historical-formative interdependence and unveils the need for a critical-dialectical movement that takes into account the knowledge constructed in the school. The teacher, in this scenario of change, needs to be a provocateur of pedagogical reflection stolen by the successive development of technical idioms, as a starting point for the dialectical reconstruction of technologies in education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The current education needs to adapt to the changes that take place and have taken place in society. In this way teachers face different challenges in order to achieve quality in education according to current needs. Teaching-learning processes where the student is the protagonist, creating spaces for dialogue where the active role of students in society promotes the opening of schools to its context, the appropriate use of information and communication technology and the attention to cultural diversity of students, are some of the tasks that the teacher responds today and on which we reflect in this paper. For this purpose the improvement of initial and lifelong training of teachers at all educational levels is needed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]