TEACHING AS A MATRIX OF EXPERIENCE AND TEACHER’S CONSTITUTION IN AN INCLUSIVE SOCIETY
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v26i3.11754Keywords:
Teaching, Matrix of experience, Inclusive society, Teacher training.Abstract
Understanding teaching as a matrix of experience, theoretical framework created by Michel Foucault, this paper problematizes the ways of constituting teacher in an inclusive society. From the investigations developed inside of two research groups, the main argument is that the three axes that compose the matrix of experience (knowledge-power-ethic) are important in order to understand the teaching constitution and the subjectivation processes of teacher subject. The analysis of Pedagogy students’ narratives has shown the constitution of a virtuous teaching, placed in operation through the techniques of commitment, tactic, and intervention. This teaching is, in the most part, mobilized by the inclusion imperative, indicating new ways to become teacher in the Contemporary era.Downloads
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