REFLECTIONS ON THE TRAINING OF CHILDREN EDUCATION PROFESSIONALS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY AMONG ARGENTINA, BRAZIL AND URUGUAY
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https://doi.org/10.19177/prppge.v12e21201878-94Keywords:
Childhood Education, Teacher Training, Educational Comparative Study, Educational Public PoliciesAbstract
This article has as a theme of interest the training of childhood education professionals in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. Through methodological field of comparative analysis, it sought to identify similarities and differences in the regulatory framework of public educational policies, verifying conceptions of childhood education and the minimum training required in the education laws of each country. The comparison exercise has become fundamental to understanding nuances in educational policies, allowing triangulation of information. Considering the researched elements, it was verified the conception of childhood education is similar in the three countries, as well as the compulsory of enrollment from the age of 4 years. In contrast, teacher training differs. Finally, it is concluded that the State is the guardian of public interests and the formulator of policies in front of the demands of society, seeking to equate the problems and to legitimize decisions regarding the formation of teachers.
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