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Educ. rev ; (45): 127-144, jun. 2007.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-472702

ABSTRACT

Este artigo analisa mecanismos de estabilidade e mudança curriculares produzidos no Colégio Pedro II que influenciaram os rumos da disciplina escolar Ciências no 2º segmento do Ensino Fundamental, durante os anos 1960-1970. Investigando fontes orais e escritas, afirmo que aspectos institucionais puderam contribuir para que esta sofresse influências do movimento de renovação do ensino de Ciências ocorrido no período. Tais aspectos dizem respeito ao baixo status da disciplina escolar, que possuía um caráter mais generalista, era preterida pelo catedrático e não possuía espaço físico próprio. Essas características viabilizaram mudanças em uma instituição com arraigadas tradições e com as decisões centralizadas nos catedráticos. Tais mudanças, no entanto, articularam as inovações com conteúdos e práticas do passado, inventando uma tradição que pôde agregar o tradicional/antigo com o moderno/renovado e manter o prestígio da disciplina escolar tanto internamente quanto no nível externo.


This paper analyses both the stability and the curriculum changing mechanisms produced in the Colégio Pedro II, which have influenced the course of Science as a school subject in upper elementary school during the 1960-1970'. Based on written and oral sources, the researcher states that institutional aspects had contributed to the fact that the influences from the Science Education innovation movement could be processed in the school subject. The institutional aspects were related to the school subject low status due to the fact that it had a general characteristic, it was less preferred by the head of department and it had not a specific physical space for the lessons. Those characteristics allowed room for changes in a long-term traditional institution in which curriculum decisions used to be centralized on the heads of departments themselves. Such curriculum changes had articulated innovations to teaching contents and practices from the past, and have invented a new tradition that could join the traditional/old to the modern/new. Through this process it was possible to maintain the school subject prestige both internally and in a broader external level.

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