What do Women Teachers narrate? Lessons and Learnings of Emergency Remote Education
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https://doi.org/10.35819/tear.v10.n2.a5398Abstract
Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic throughout 2020 and 2021 required the suspension of in-school classes at all levels of education and the resolution found to face this challenge was emergency remote education. Radio, television, video and audio aggregation platforms, printed or photocopied activities, messages via smartphone app and video call meetings, among other proposals, were resources used to maintain contact with the educational community at such a critical moment. The absence of planning and insufficient experience of using digital resources, however, became a limiting issue to teach. This research aims to analyze and discuss this topic from the review of the narratives of 12 teachers, written during the pandemic period, about the experiences with emergency remote education. The research was carried out in a basic education school in the private education network that serves students from Early Childhood Education and Elementary School in a city in the interior of São Paulo.. The discussion was based on content analysis, highlighting some lessons: need for adaptation and flexibility regarding the reorganization of the pedagogical work; importance of collaborative work to face challenges; and valuing continuing education in the school context. In a temporary scenario that already extends into the second year of the pandemic, the teachers narrate learnings that can help both in the way they understand themselves in this pandemic period, as well as in future teaching, in new and other contexts.
Keywords: Remote education. Training teachers. Narratives.
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