Banca de DEFESA: THABATTA LOUISE ZILIO

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STUDENT : THABATTA LOUISE ZILIO
DATE: 04/04/2024
TIME: 09:00
LOCAL: PLATAFORMA DE WEBCONFERÊNCIA
TITLE:

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KEY WORDS:
Early Childhood Education. Fundamental Rights of Children. Resumes. Return to face-to-face activities. Post-Pandemic.

PAGES: 237
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: Educação
SUMMARY:
The present work aims to analyze how the fundamental rights of children were considered
opportunistic in curricula experienced by children in Early Childhood Education when
resuming face-to-face activities in post-pandemic context in Natal/RN. To this end, it
addresses issues linked to restrictions on the guarantees of rights recognized for children in
the history of Early Childhood Education and in national legal documents. Study is inspired
by the Document “For a return to school and daycare that respects the fundamental rights
of children, families and educators”, (Campos et. al., 2020). To understand children, in this
dissertation we are based on studies of Smolka (2002); Ariès (2006); Dahlberg, Moss and
Pence (2003); Sarmento (2007; 2011). Childhood is recognized as a historical-social
construction, a generational category defined by biological-age factors concerning human
species in its initial phase of life, but also by socio-historical contexts (Sarmento, 2007).
Discussion about curricula is based on perspectives presented by Silva (1999); Barbosa;
Oliveira (2016); Dantas, (2016); Dantas and Lopes (2019); Baptista (2020), and, Vieira and
Baptista (2023). As theoretical-methodological contributions, research assumes principles
of qualitative approach of Bogdan and Biklen (1994) and of articulations proposed by
Freitas (2002; 2007; 2009), between qualitative principles and propositions of historical
cultural approach of Lev S Vygotski (1998; 2007) and Mikhail Bakhtin's dialogism (2011) for
research on human processes. Data construction was carried out through documentary
analysis and empirical research in a Municipal Early Childhood Education Center (CMEI) in
city of Natal, Rio Grande do Norte. Legal texts analyzed were: Federal Constitution (Brazil,
1988); Child and Adolescent Statute (Brazil, 1990); National Education Guidelines and
Bases Law (Law 9394/1996); National Curricular Guidelines for Early Childhood Education
- DCNEI (Brazil, 2009); National Common Curricular Base - BNCC (Brazil, 2017) and
Political Pedagogical Project (PPP) of institution where the study was conducted. Empirical
data were constructed through semi-participant observations with a class of Level III
children in Early Childhood Education and semi-structured interviews with pedagogical
coordinator and the teacher of that class. Analysis of constructed data allowed structuring
of two central thematic axes: a) Right to Health and Well-being and b) Right to Education.
Latter is subdivided into: “Right to access and remain in educational institution” and “Right
to learn and develop in Early Childhood Education”, which are linked to other children’s
rights, such as play, participation, interaction and exploration of literature. These axes
indicate that, within conditions existing in the institution, the fundamental rights of children
were considered, especially with regard to protection from COVID-19 and valuing the rights
to learning and development. Discrepancies found between the way in which lived curricula
are approached in PPP and ways in which they are materialized in the pedagogical practice
observed in relation to the development of proposals with children inspire attention. Given
recognition of a tiny number of research that focus on post-COVID-19 pandemic period in
this educational stage, there is a need to reaffirm the fundamental rights of children in Natal
and national context.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Presidente - 6347805 - DENISE MARIA DE CARVALHO LOPES
Interna - 1672888 - MARIANGELA MOMO
Externa à Instituição - SILVIA HELENA VIEIRA CRUZ - UFC
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