TEACHERS TRAINING FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LAW 10.639/2003: THE TEACHING OF AFRICAN-BRAZILIAN AND INDEGENOUS CULTURE AND HISTORY WITHIN THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM
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https://doi.org/10.19177/prppge.v8e142014515-534Keywords:
Law 10.639/2003 (Brazil), Teachers training, black child.Abstract
This article aims to present some reflections on the implementation of the law 10.639/2003- amended by Law 11.645/2008, which make mandatory the teaching of African and Indigenous Culture and History in the public and private Elementary and High Schools, as a construction possibility of new experiences and a teachers training that provides knowledge about different cultures, peoples and histories. Ando also contributing to children care, to promote diversity and in their social relations with other ethnic groups. I comprehend that the training of education professionals, theoretically grounded on the foundations understanding of law and actions aimed that its implementation enables the childhood in educational institutions is treated as a historical, social, cultural and political constructions.
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