Um olhar sobre as geografias da infância, analisando os parques infantis da escola

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Espaço geoeducacional, Parque infantil, Brincadeira

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Este trabalho analisa a experiência de alunos de diferentes escolas da Cantábria (Espanha) em espaços escolares ao ar livre, através das análises de professores estagiários sobre como utilizam e interpretam esses espaços, bem como sobre a forma como estes os devolvem à infância. Metodologicamente, enquadra-se no âmbito da pesquisa qualitativa, com a observação de 47 centros e professores em treinamento da Universidade de Cantábria, e de estratégias inovadoras como a elaboração de mapas. Constatamos que os espaços analisados foram projetados com pouco foco nas características e necessidades das crianças, com elementos e ambientes não estimulantes e estereotipados, e com pouca conexão com a natureza. Concluímos que as crianças devem ser consideradas como informantes competentes para falar sobre suas próprias brincadeiras.

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22-12-2022

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Saiz-Linares, Ángela, & Ceballos-López, N. (2022). Um olhar sobre as geografias da infância, analisando os parques infantis da escola. Cadernos De Pesquisa, 52, e09886. Recuperado de https://publicacoes.fcc.org.br/cp/article/view/9886

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Educação Básica, Cultura, Currículo