Pensando o currículo com as crianças : ou sobre aprendizagens inventivas na educação infantil

• Ano de defesa: 2013
• Autor(a) principal: Fiorio, Angela Francisca Caliman
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Tipo de acesso: Acesso aberto
• Idioma: por
• Instituição de defesa: Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo; BR; Doutorado em Educação; Centro de Educação; UFES; Programa de Pós-Graduação em Educação
• Palavras-chave em Português: Every day; Curriculum; Child; Photography; Currículo; Cotidiano; Criança; Ensino - Currículos; Fotografias; Educação de crianças; Educação; 37
• Link de acesso: http://repositorio.ufes.br/handle/10/1141

Nobody can get away from a meeting with the syllabus and the school, especially before such asymmetrical power relations that do not value what children have to say. How many curricular narratives about children? How many curricular narratives with children? The stories and photos will follow in this research, because with them we stand to think in processes of curriculum creation, exploring new sensibilities and new ways of seeing and speaking, from the networks of meanings, forged in experienced, thought or imagined contexts, inside or outside the school. We also include how children relate to the pedagogical practices of teachers and the way they relate to the school. In this perspective, we are interested in thinking about how the uses (Certeau, 1994) of the photographic image are able to affect (and even transform) the curricular practices, tracing somewhat of the power of the photographic image and its fabling function through photographic workshops held with the children by virtue of the research. The photograph becomes as powerful as a resource for provoking the texture invention of other senses in the curriculum in its materiality not because it is full of meanings curriculum a priori, but because it may or may not be used (Certeau, 1994), to be seen by children, to tout other possible for curriculum. Therefore, the focus of discussion is neither the photo itself nor the child itself, i.e., there is no role for the child or the photograph. The focus is on relationships, what happens to us, that is, the aesthetic experience (LARROSA, 2004b) that occurs when we touch and read, as we compose with the photographs! Accordingly, we think the workshops of photographs as a device for creating and delivering events in curriculum, considering the machines to "see and talk"; what justifies such a narrative strategy capable of creating events in the image and in the world. What ways are made in multiplicities curriculum? By minorities we intend to move our thought: we want to think of a resume as confabulation without saying what it is, but it is transformed with the arrival of children. In the encounter of the images with words, what is the curriculum being transformed into? Under the same surface called curriculum of extension with the children, cohabitants, to find ways to look at this curriculum and say it through photographs, stories, posters, drawings, poems... Conversations with children provoke reality; it puts some ideas made for education out of balance, requiring the reorder and inventions of other thoughts for education. It is this creation of unthinkable effects that arises invention of possible curriculum. Learning to look further (till you drop!) that which we do not realize on a day by day basis, has an important political dimension, through this gesture (we learn from the children) we can create a new political thinking in education. From what we can see, the children will usher in impertinent senses, unsettling what we call curriculum and school. The challenge is to speak of the power contained in the photographic image unwilling to interpret it or describe it, but writing and thinking through the photos to create movement of senses and make it happen through them.