Teacher education in the context of Brazilian neoliberal capitalist society: first (dis)approximations
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5335/rep.v29i1.13386Keywords:
Teacher education, Education and work, Educational public policesAbstract
This article aims to reflect on teacher education in the Brazilian context from historical and theoretical-contextual aspects. It is an exploratory and qualitative research, in which two investigation procedures are articulated: bibliographic research and documental research. The documents are: Law of Directives and Bases of Education - LDB (1996); National Curricular Parameters – PCNs (1997); Law 13005/2014 - National Education Plan 2014 to 2024 – PNE (2014); National Curricular Common Base – BNCC (2021) and; Education a treasure to discover: report to UNESCO by the International Commission on Education for the 21st century (Delors, 1998). The results show that the teacher, within the scope of his training, is involved: a) in the midst of social relations and work for instruction and education; b) in a formation where the practice becomes an effective point of hegemony; c) in relation to its existential-professional totality, in the movement of living work.

