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Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1
NEPSA 1
Date: Monday, 19/Aug/2024
2:00pm
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3:30pm
A6 SES 03.1: (De)Coloniality and Ethnic-Racial Relations
Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1
Chair: Arnaldo Pinto Junior, Universidade Estadual de Campinas
 

Decolonising the Teaching of the History of Education: Reflections and Critical Orientations from the Ethics of Care and Fragility



Disciplinary Traditions in Motion: Teaching History for Ethnic-Racial Relations in Brazil

4:00pm
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5:30pm
A1 SES 04.2: History of Education in African Societies. Part 1
Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1
Chair: Pierre Guidi, université Paris Cité, IRD
 

History of Education in African Societies. Appropriation, Negotiation, and Struggles. Part 1

Chair(s): Pierre Guidi (Ceped, université Paris CitéIRD)

 

Presentations of the Panel

 

Conceptualisations of Citizenship among Educational Stakeholders in newly Independent Madagascar

Ellen Vea Rosnes1, Helihanta Rajaonarison2
1VID University, 2University of Antananarivo

 

Learning and Teaching to Get Through. The School Set Up by Ethiopian Political Prisoners During the Red Terror (1976-1984)

Pierre Guidi
Ceped, université Paris Cité

 

***CANCELLED***Black Souls Matter: Indigenous Voices, Education and Power in Colonial Mozambique

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Date: Tuesday, 20/Aug/2024
9:00am
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10:30am
A4 SES 05.1: Perspectives on Memory, Learning, and Educational Practices
Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1
Chair: Vera Coimbra Cerqueira, Faculdade de Psicologia e Ciências da Educação da Universidade do Porto
 

The Involvement of Local Elderly People in Museums of Porto: the Importance of Memories and Learning



Entre O Guardar E O Doar: Arquivos Pessoais De Professores Da UFRGS E A Pesquisa Em História da Educação



Differences In Child Development Associated With The Environment From The Perspective Of Emilio Mira Y López



School Library and Teacher Training: Appropriation and Circulation of Pedagogical Knowledge

11:00am
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12:30pm
B1 SES 06.1: Publics Histories of Education: Practices, Experiences, Initiatives, Ideas and Discussions (I)
Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1
Chair: Angelo Van Gorp, RPTU - University of Kaiserslautern-Landau
 

Exhibiting Teachers’ Life Stories: A Public History of Education Experience



Public History and school archives in the Municipality of Pontal do Paraná (Brasil).



Political Diversity, Public Schools, and Public History: Voices at a Museum Exhibition

2:00pm
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3:30pm
A5 SES 08.1: Collections, Sources and Materialities for Writing the History of Education: methods, printing, teaching and student activities
Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1
Chair: Gizele Souza, Universidade Federal do Paraná
 

Collections, Sources and Materialities for Writing the History of Education: methods, printing, teaching and student activities

Chair(s): Gizele de Souza (UFPR)

Discussant(s): Marcus Levy Bencostta (UFPR)

 

Presentations of the Panel

 

Archive of the Atheneu Sergipense Education and Memory Center: sources for (Re)writing the stories of secondary school students

João Paulo Gama Oliveira
UFS

 

Ataliba: Guide for Teachers and Memory of Education in Brasilia from a decolonial perspective

Etienne Baldez
UNB

 

Sources for History of Education: Freinet techniques in a primary teacher`s archive (2002 - 2004)

Vania Grim THIES
UFPel

 

Doings in the Art of Teaching in the Primary School: the Intuitive Method and the Materiality of the School

Gizele de SOUZA
UFPR


 
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