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Subject: Re: Freire e Foucault

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Dilso Almeida

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Date Posted: 13:14:06 12/19/02 Thu
In reply to: L�via Fortes 's message, "Re: Freire e Foucault" on 12:15:35 12/18/02 Wed

L�via,
Achei bastante interessante e compactuo com a sua coloca��o com rela��o � n�o exist�ncia de "regras e receitas �nicas" na aprendizagem. Infelizmente, na pr�tica, ainda existe a dissemina��o dessa id�ia de receita, principalmente em alguns chamados treinamentos de professores. Tamb�m achei apropriado o seu coment�rio incluindo o professor no processo de colabora��o. � muito comum se falar em processo colaborativo entre os alunos, como se o professor fosse um elemento � parte. A constru��o do conhecimento, a transforma��o envolve todos os componentes do processo. A inclus�o do professor no processo colaborativo � mais um componente que leva � autonomia e ao empoderamento do aluno.
Um abra�o,
Dilso

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