Teacher education and the crisis of teaching authority
humanizing education as a viable alternative
Keywords:
Teacher education. Emancipation. Humanization. Crisis of teaching authority. Educational policies.Abstract
This article aims to discuss teacher training defending an emancipatory and humanizing perspective. Through a bibliographic review based mainly on Freire’s writings, Adorno and the legislation on teacher training, it makes a brief presentation of the legal aspects related to teacher training. It carries out the discussion of the principles of an emancipatory and humanizing education from the concepts brought by Paulo Freire and proposes the problematization regarding the crisis of teaching authority. From the discussion, it is clear that during initial training – and also continuing education – the questioning of issues involving the crisis of teaching authority and the search for means of overcoming it occurs, so that it goes beyond technical training, thus providing greater teaching autonomy.
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