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This study aims to understand and deepen the reflection on the ethical dimension in teacher education and performance, emphasizing its importance for the development of a pedagogical praxis in favor of dialogical relationships. Faced with a pedagogical context marked by the conceptions present in contemporaneity that are guided by the condition that students are not seen as subjects of their own history and by the scientific development that privileges doing over thinking, we listed as main questions: what are the actions Could they help teachers to rethink their pedagogical practice, working so that human education becomes the essential aspect? Through a qualitative bibliographic research, based on authors such as Severino, A. J. (2011, 2010), Saviani (2015, 2016), Goergen (2011), Carvalho (2013, 2015, 2016), among others, we will seek to affirm the importance of alterity and presence in the relationship between teachers and students for a humanizing and emancipating education. We consider that every pedagogical action, from its origin and purposes, objectives and goals, has a close relationship with the Ethical Dimension and, therefore, they are ethical processes that, when carried out in the school institution, are committed to elevating the student from his condition as an individual in search of its humanization and emancipation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article describes the Pedagogía de Frontera movement, which provides continuing education for teachers and the school community in the municipal network of Foz do Iguaçu, as some schools have a large number of children of other nationalities, mainly Hispanic-Americans. Teachers from Unila, Unioeste and Ifpr provide training with the aim of discussing and rethinking pedagogical practices that consider the linguistic and cultural diversity present in the local context, enabling an intercultural and decolonizing pedagogy in the Triple Border. A critical-reflective training is proposed so that they can think about other pedagogical practices that coincide with local demands. One of the results is the inclusion of Spanish and English in elementary school. It is expected that the teaching work will continue to promote changes in favor of an intercultural and decolonizing education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present work is the result of research that aimed to understand the reality of the implementation of content on the history and culture of Africa and Afro-Brazilians, in the Pedagogical Course Projects, in-person Licentiate degrees, at the JK Campus, at the Federal University of Vales do Jequitinhonha and Mucuri, in the following courses: Biological Sciences, Physical Education, Geography, History, Letters, Pedagogy and Chemistry. We verified in the curricular matrices of the signposted courses, among them, which have contents and disciplines that dialogue with themes related to Education for Ethnic-Racial Relations, above all, which aim to meet the resolutions of Resolution CNE / CP no. 02/2015? This social research, of a qualitative nature, of documentary type, analyzed and collected data in the Pedagogical Course Projects (PPCs). We seek to access these documents through the UFVJM website and web pages of the respective courses analyzed. After analyzing the data, we consider that the face-to-face undergraduate courses of the Licenciaturas, at Campus JK, at UFVJM, partially meet the resolutions of Resolution CNE / CP n° 02/2015, in addition to the anti-racist legislation: Federal Law n°. 10.639 / 03 and Federal Law no. 11,645 / 08. We believe that there is a long way to effectively implement anti-racist education in the curriculum of training courses for future professionals of basic education, graduates of this institution of higher public education, inserted in the region of Vale do Jequitinhonha, State of Minas Gerais. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article seeks to make a brief contribution to the COVID-19 pandemic issue, regarding the students’ awareness of the disease and its forms of transmission. The main objective, through the comic book La Dansarina, is to promote a better understanding of the pandemic, by means of the comparison with the Spanish Flu. Thus, it is expected to make students accept the decisions of the health agencies and carry out such teachings. The methodology used in the study was bibliographic. As a main result, it was verified that a comparison between the two pandemics — through an artistic work — can motivate and arouse students’ due to their ludic bias. As conclusions, we can highlight that information can be the greatest weapon in the fight against a disease that spreads through social life and a well-told story can be more useful than news’ numbers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The connected society, in the perspective of cyberculture, influenced by globalization, sustains a perspective of global community in which subjects are faced with almost infinite possibilities of exchanging information through information and communication technologies. The study aims to analyze the training of teachers in distance education from the perspective of the Network Society. Methodologically, the text was constructed through bibliographic research. The theoretical foundations are based on Castells (2009), Levy (2007), Mészáros (2008), Lapa and Pretto (2010), Santos (2009), Dantas (2017), among others. The results show that the viability of teacher training in the perspective of the networked society will become effective when technology serves the changing interests of social reality. It is concluded that teacher training in this perspective may be able to produce knowledge in the scope of cyberculture, establishing the link between education and culture. Even utopian, this training action can go beyond the limits of the educational field itself, strengthening cultures and values. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article is an instrument through which we problematize the discussion about the possibilities of developing emancipatory educational activities in teacher training courses based on Tonet's reflections (2013) and from de critical-historic pedagogy. We list four possible activities of this nature, taking into account the specificity of the educational dimension, the contradictions that permeate education in capitalism, the distinction between the immediate interests of the empirical students and the essential interests of the concrete students and, still, the dialectical reciprocity of the contents and forms of teaching, with the ontological priority of content over forms. Thus, such activities are proposed with the greatest concern for a teaching practice that values the critical promotion of the intellectual, scientific, artistic and philosophical level of teachers and students. It is a humanist stance, which defends the elaboration of criticism and human integrity against all the misrepresentations that this form of sociability imposes on us [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article brings a study related to Teacher Training. It brings reflections resulting from a technical visit by Unesp professors, Campi de Assis and Marília, Cergy-Pontoise University and École Superieure du Professorat et de l'Éducation (ÉSPÉ), France, with financial support from PROGRAD and PROPG / Unesp. It was possible to know the formative process of teachers of France in order to think about the formation of our teachers, with main focus at the moment in which they carry out their internships. The major challenge lies in the articulation of theory and practice, which commonly causes astonishment to the trainees when they arrive at the school environment and need to create a reflection for the performance, that is, to look at the terrain of the school based on the knowledge accumulated in the formation. With a comparative study, it is possible to think about Teacher Training in Brazil and the possibilities of involvement with the school space. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study is a systematic review on the impact of training actions on the use of technologies in teaching practices, its main effects, and challenges. The sample is the result of the survey of complete scientific articles indexed in the Scientific Electronic Library Online - (SciELO), published between 2003 and 2016. Seeking to understand communication and its meanings critically, we held a thematic content analysis, according to Bardin (2002). The review pointed to the lack of sufficient results regarding the desired impacts about the use of technologies in teaching practices with pedagogical focus and authorship by teachers and students. Thus, more studies that can meet the needs still in force are necessary, focusing on methods of utilization of technological resources in the network that enhance students' learning and development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The interweaving between philosophical thought and educational practice goes back to the very dawn of Western culture, but the relationship between philosophy and education had not always been peaceful and smooth, and neither is today. This article begins by clarifying the nature of these activities in order to address their mutual linkage, whether philosophy is seen as a personal attitude or as an academic discipline. Particular attention is paid to the thought of how these issues are addressed by some authors in the UK underlining three philosophical resources of great interest to education: the logical analysis of language, the study of the history of philosophy and practical reason. In conclusion, it is proposed to promote the cultivation of a philosophical attitude among teachers so that they can carry out more wisely their work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]