Am I not an academic? Conditions of school success of a teacher of popular origin
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v32i1.17704Keywords:
Sociology of the Improbable, (Auto)biographical narratives, Teacher training, School successAbstract
The research in question seeks to understand the conditions for academic success of a teacher from peripheral origins. It operates methodologically with autobiographical research to capture clues that reveal the factors that contributed to such success. Factors emerged from the problematized narratives that contributed to the academic success of the subject studied, with emphasis on the relationship with knowledge experienced by that subject as an aesthetic experience. Understanding the conditions for academic success of individuals from popular origins can provide us with support to increasingly fight for other individuals to learn about this experience of unlikely success and move up socially through education..
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