CRAFTSMANSHIP, DIALOGUE AND COOPERATION: A PERSPECTIVE FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION DIDACTICS
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https://doi.org/10.19177/prppge.v13e242019350-365Keywords:
Early Childhood Education. Didactics. Teacher formation.Abstract
This paper has as objective to reflect about artisanal teaching on early childhood education from three concepts resized by the North American sociologist Richard Sennett: craftsmanship, cooperation and dialogue. When transposing concepts of the world of work, broadening them to think about early childhood education pedagogical actions, it is possible to start an interesting discussion, fracturing binary conceptions of teaching formation, such as theory vs. practice, sensitive vs. rational, technical vs. artistic, critic vs. instrumental. The reflection is based on selected empirical material from a research in which Brazilian and Italian researchers were interviewed about the relation between didactics and early childhood education in 2018. It is considered that the artisan teacher’s understanding, which weaves practices with children from a cooperative and dialogical relation, constitutes a powerful perspective to think about didactics on early childhood education.
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