Pedagogical Triangulations: from the online forum to the e-magazine: a praxiological experience about school and its actor during COVID19 confinement

Cristina Maria Palmeiro, Alexandra Maria Carneiro
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The Pedagogical Triangulations – COVID19 school experiences: the journey emerged in the context of the international pandemic and the experience of online teaching (referred to as E@D) as a time to experiment, question and reinvent curricular practices of pedagogical differentiation. The initiative consisted of two activities: a) online forums “pedagogical Triangulations COVID19 – school experiences: the journey, for teachers (be they director, supervisors, coordinators…); and b) e-magazine Challenges [Desafios] – Trans_Formation Notebooks #32, “Pedagogical Triangulations – COVID!) school experiences: the journey – Memories, Stories and Students’ Time” dedicated only to works produced by K-12 students. It brought together educational actors around three objectives linked to pedagogical practices of inclusive differentiation in a logic of reflection – action – reflection. This article presents a first approach to the data collected in two digital media. A praxeology experienced in relation to the fulfilment of the mission of education for all emerges from the data, with all that is rooted in the most recent international framework.
教学三角:从在线论坛到电子杂志:covid - 19禁闭期间关于学校及其参与者的实践体验
教学三角测量- covid - 19学校经验:在国际大流行的背景下出现的旅程和在线教学的经验(称为E@D),作为实验、质疑和重塑教学差异化课程实践的时间。该倡议包括两项活动:a)在线论坛“教学三角测量covid - 19 -学校经验:旅程,为教师(无论是主任、主管、协调员……);b)电子杂志Challenges [Desafios] - Trans_Formation笔记本#32,“教学三角测量- COVID!”学校经历:旅程-回忆,故事和学生的时间,仅用于K-12学生的作品。它以反思-行动-反思的逻辑,围绕三个目标将教育行动者聚集在一起,这些目标与包容性差异化的教学实践有关。本文提出了一种处理两种数字媒体中收集的数据的第一种方法。与实现全民教育的使命有关的行动学经验从数据中浮现出来,所有这些都植根于最新的国际框架。
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