EPISTEMOLOGICAL CAGES: THE EXPERIENCE OF BIRDS/RESEARCHERS IN PROJECTS INTERDISCIPLINARY SEEKING (RE)MEANING SOCIOEMOTIONAL SKILLS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37781/vidya.v44i1.4713Keywords:
textual discourse analysis, socio-emotional competencies, state of knowledge, teacher training, interdisciplinarityAbstract
To promote Integral Education, pedagogical practices need to articulate multiple realities experienced by students with the development of not only cognitive but also socio-emotional skills. It is necessary to overcome the reductionist view of the curriculum, to open the doors of the epistemological cages in search of other practices, other migratory routes. The aim of this article is to investigate the route taken by other birds/researchers who, in the adventure of flight, have sought interdisciplinary migratory routes in teacher training with a focus on the (re)signification of socio-emotional competences. In order to achieve the objective, the State of Knowledge methodology has been used to survey productions. After refining the texts, Textual Discourse Analysis was used to study the abstracts of the selected studies.
The texts highlighted concerns about training focused on (re)giving meaning to teachers’ socio-emotional competences, public policies focused on a teaching and learning process that promotes innovative practices and methodologies.