Didactic Sequence for the study of landscape in the context of Youth and Adult Education (EJA).
Youth and Adult Education. Teaching Geography. Landscape. Autonomy.
Throughout its trajectory, Youth and Adult Education has sought to overcome the deficit of public policies that makes it difficult to recognize it as a modality that serves a specific audience, marked by a marked deficit in its learning process. The reflection of this deficit directly influences the school and consequently the pedagogical practices of teachers. Conceiving Landscape as everything that our sight reaches and can be perceived by the senses (sight, smell, hearing), it is also Geography understood as what surrounds man, like the terrestrial environment, at the same time as configures itself as a product of men's culture. Thus, the general objective of the study is to propose a didactic sequence of Geography for EJA, emphasizing, through the study of the landscape, the reflection about the places where students live, thus contributing to a meaningful teaching and development of its autonomy as a subject. For this study, a theoretical foundation was organized regarding the concept of Landscape and a Didactic Sequence based on photography, using it as a reference language. The experience of the Didactic Sequence and analysis of what was built with students in the classroom will become the final product of this study.