Revista Brasileira de Educação do Campo (Dec 2019)
Teacher formation in alternate times and spaces: synchronizing learning times
Abstract
The debate about teacher formation in alternate times and spaces requires understanding the Alternation Pedagogy as a modality that values students' experiences and that, rooted in the culture and identity of the countryside, presents in its processes of formation values and conceptions of life and work in the peasant communities. In this context, the guiding question is: In the degree in Rural Education what is the meaning of the alternation? The objective is to present the results of an experiment conducted with degree students in Rural Education, using the field notebook records - instrument of alternation - made in 2017. These records point to three moments: Who am I? Who are we? What is the aim of graduating to work in a field school? The analyzes follow the foundations of authors such as Silva (2010, 2018); Gimonet (2007); Caldart (2009); Arroyo (2009); Molina (2012) Queiroz (2004), among others interlocutions that combine with the theme. It is considered that the records are expressions the possibility of the subjects to realize their formation regarding the right to access to the university, but also the guarantee of permanence in alternate and educational times and spaces.
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