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A1 SES 08.1: Decoloniality and Intellectual action Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Felipe Zurita, Universidad Metropolitana de Ciencias de la Educación 
  
Prosopographic Analysis Of Intellectuals In The Educational Field During The Civil Military Dictatorship In Chile (1973-1990) 
 
 The intellectual action of the secretaries of the State of Interior Affairs, Justice and Public Instruction in Paraná (1889-1919). 
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A1 SES 08.2: Pedagogies and decolonization Location: Auditório 2, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Marilu de Freitas Faricelli, Pontifícia Universidade São Paulo _SP 
  
Pedagogical Practices and Knowledge Sharing in a Certified School Graded as Excellent. 
 
 “Foreignizing” Pedagogies And Reforms To Mexicanize The Kindergarten 
 
 Finding Bright Students: Isaías Alves and the Ideas of Giftedness in Circulation in Brazil. 
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A2 SES 08.1: Women's Education: History, Challenges, and Transformations Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 2nd Floor Chair: Joaquim António de Sousa Pintassilgo, Institute of Education, University of Lisbon 
  
Emerging Issues of Intersectionality in the Japanese Anti-Discrimination Education: The Case of Minatogawa High School in the 1960s and 1970s 
 
 Domesticated Childhood: Girls’ Education in 19th Century Brazilian Houses and the Preservation of Their Images 
 
 Learning Communities, Homeschooling, and Forest School: The Case of the Raízes Project 
 
 "Domestic art”: creation of the Domestic Course in the Estado Novo in Pernambuco (1937-1945) 
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A2 SES 08.2: Narratives of Memory and Education Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 3rd Floor Chair: Vanessa Tessada Sepúlveda, Universidad Autónoma de Chile 
  
Between Memories And Forgetfulness: Favela In Rio De Janeiro/Br 
 
 Normal Schools in Chile. Between Curricular Diversification and Pedagogical Homogenization (1929-1945) 
 
 Intercultural Training: Challenge and Opportunity for Educators 
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A3 SES 08.1: Education of Children and Educational Materials Location: Auditório 1 do PPGED, NEPSA 2, 4th Floor Chair: Veronica Fonte, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart 
  
The “Colonisation” Of Children’s Imagery: Gender and Racial Stereotypes in Advertising Aimed to Children During the Second Post War Italy. 
 
 Historicizing and Undoing Social and Emotional Learning 
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