Popular Education and Social Educators looking at a curriculum in institutionalized non-school education
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v31i2.18125Keywords:
Non-Schoolar Education, Social Educator, CurriculumAbstract
This article aims to raise theoretical-methodological reflections on Popular Education (PE) to think about the constitution of a curriculum for the formation of social educators in the context of Institutionalized Non-School Education. Among the results, we list three axes that can compose a curriculum for the training of social educators: i) social educator's workplace; ii) planning of the social educator's educational work; iii) methodological aspects of the social educator's work. We can say that the professional identity of the social educator is still a topic to be widely discussed, as it is still little studied by these workers and by the university.
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