EDUCATION OF ETHNIC-RACIAL RELATIONS IN THE INITIAL TRAINING OF BIOLOGY TEACHERS
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https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.5356Keywords:
Critical Ethnic-Racial Education, Science Education, Teacher Training, Biology Teaching, Anti-racismAbstract
The screen research established as an objective to identify which discussions have been mobilized in the curricular component Education of Ethnic-Racial Relations (ERER) during the initial training process of Science and Biology teachers at the Federal Rural University of Pernambuco (UFRPE). The methodological walk is characterized as a qualitative approach guided by a case study developed at UFRPE as a pioneering federal public university in northeastern Brazil whose ERER was institutionalized as a mandatory component in degree courses. Data were collected through documental analysis of Teaching Plans of Teachers-Trainers, semi-structured interviews with them, as well as application of questionnaires with undergraduate students in Biological Sciences; and submitted to content analysis through its triangulation. As main results, we identified that the discussions mobilized in that course transit through contents that we organize in the following structuring axes of the studies around the ERER: Formation of Brazilian identities; Ethnic plurality of the Northeast and Pernambuco; Black and Indigenous Social Movements and Education; Education of Ethnic-Racial Relations in contemporary times and, finally, the ERER Concepts axis. Therefore, we consider that the discussions proposed in the moments of study during this stage of teacher training provide the basis for a Critical Ethnic-Racial Education for Science teaching that will be effective in teaching practice in the context of Basic Education, something that breaks with the practices mistaken pedagogical practices that go against the proposition of an anti-racist Science Education.
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