How do childhood memories may enhance sensitive teaching in early childhood education?
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v32i3.19782Keywords:
Memory, Sensitive knowledge, Early childhood education, Teacher trainingAbstract
In this article, we share learning experiences at a public early childhood education school in Rio Grande do Sul. Based on a self-training and self-care workshop to enhance aesthetic and esthetic relationships in the educational space. The planning was carried out together with the education professionals, deriving from a demand from the school. It was based on working conditions in the post-pandemic context. Considering that childhood memories provide thought about teaching, the participants experienced body, poetic and contemplative practices. Then, analysis of the reports showed that they were sensitized to today's childhood and reflected about their practices with children.
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