GENERAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF PEDAGOGICAL WORK IN MULTIGRADE CLASSES
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https://doi.org/10.14572/nuances.v25i1.2725Keywords:
Teaching planning, Multigrade Classes, Historical-critical Pedagogy, Historical-cultural PsychologyAbstract
This article aims at reflecting on organization of pedagogical work in multigrade classes in order to contribute to facing core problems in countryside education and public school in general. We place historically and question school grading and then discuss teaching planning (horizontally and vertically); students' grouping (establishing the difference between group and grouping) and the necessary grouping for promoting learning. We seek to provide elements that evoke analyses of graded classroom standardization. We point out that in both multigrade and graded classes there are possibilities and limits for pedagogical practice. In this regard, we invite teachers to operate towards overcoming these limits by optimizing the concrete possibilities they find, mainly those regarding multigrade classes, which are the focus of our attention in this article.
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