What if Didactics where Decolonial?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.34.20854Keywords:
Didactic, Decoloniality, InterculturalityAbstract
This text aims to present elements for the construction of didactics from a decolonial perspective. This one is based on critical interculturality, starting from a pedagogical practice supported on the perspective of “pretagogy” (Petit, 2016). The chosen methodology is autoethnography (Santos, 2017) supported by the episodic analysis proposed by Kilomba (2019). The developments of an activity carried out in the didactic subject offered to a class at a federal public university in 2024, are presented and analyzed. Working with markers of Africanity provided us with the necessary clues to reflect on the next steps in teaching that takes into account Afro-Brazilian and indigenous cultures, considering them as mandatory elements for discussion of the entire teaching-learning process, which is the object of teaching. We also reflect that the teaching we advocate should unveil the mechanisms of coloniality that permeate education, challenging them and strengthening the implementation of more egalitarian and pluralistic educational relationships.
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