TEACHING STRATEGIES AMIDST PANDEMICS IN RIO DE JANEIRO: DIALOGUES WITH SCHOOL MANAGEMENT
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https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.7601Keywords:
School management, pandemic, street-level bureaucracyAbstract
This study aims to discuss the stratetegies employed in a full-time municipal public school in Rio de Janeiro to tackle the challenges posed by the pandemic in education, spanning from the complete closure of Rio de Janeiro schools in 2020 to their full reopening in 2022. Based on Lipsky's Street-level Bureaucracy perspective, we contextualize the discretionary actions of the school manager and their team as street-level bureaucrats. When delivering public service, they reinterpret and enact policy while adhering to the guidelines from the high-ranking bureaucrats (Municipal Government and Education Department) as they strive to respond to the demands of the school community. We conducted semi-structured interviews with the school management and analyzed the data derived from Discursive Textual Analysis, categorizing and interpreting the findings. The results reveal longstanding challenges reshaped by the pandemic context and provocations that demand action from school management, emphasizing the importance of observing these implementing agents at the street-level.
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Copyright (c) 2023 Tereza Cristina de Almeida Guimarães, Elisangela da Silva Bernado, Amanda Moreira Borde
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