Innovative formative experiences in schools
limits and possibilities
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5335/rep.v31.16359Keywords:
Diálogo, Escola, Formação, Tradição, InovaçãoAbstract
The essay problematizes the concepts of innovation and tradition, and presents innovation, in the formative sense, as a purpose to schools. Through an hermeneutic study, it reflects on the concepts of tradition and innovation, grounded on texts from Hans-Georg Gadamer, Hannah Arendt, and Christian Laval, taking a critical stance towards the managerial approach to education. By defending education as formation, it justifies the importance of the tension between tradition and innovation. It also introduces a proposal for formative innovation through four experiences: the critical diagnosis of the era; the reclaiming of the notion of school as free time as opposed to school as productive time; the dialogical-participative mode of school management; and finally, the resumption of studious leisure as opposed to didactic facilitation.
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