Formative metamorphoses in pandemic contexts
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5335/rep.v30i0.14681Keywords:
education; digital technologies; ideological control; teacher.Abstract
The article discusses the relationship between education, control and digital technologies from the experiences projected during the pandemic. It problematizes the possible consequences of the pedagogical action in view of the new features of the machine, the control of the pedagogical work that was normalized with emergency remote teaching. The debate points to (1) the legacy of the pandemic and the consequent absence of the place of pedagogical authority resulting from the systemic and operational violence implemented; (2) the loss of pedagogical power as symptoms of the inability to coordinate dialogic practices with the other in the digital operating system; and (3) the teacher's difficulties in making their knowledge valid and generating (self) confidence in the chaotic context of resurgence of barbarism, urgencies and external violence are extremely relevant and could constitute an important contribution to the field.
