The pedagogies of Paulo Freire: teaching for citizenship with a focus on communication
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9125.v26i2p29-42Keywords:
Pedagogy of the oppressed, Pedagogy of autonomy, Pedagogy of communication, Citizenship education, Transformative communicationAbstract
This article reflects on the pedagogies proposed by Paulo Freire, from the perspective of transformative education, which starts from the context of the student to lead him to the act of critical thinking that reflects his reality and makes him a protagonist of social transformation, developing his citizenship. Communication plays an essential role, since it portrays reality, whether through the mainstream media or even other means that provide opportunities for contact with different points of view. In this perspective we identify a pedagogy of communication from the perspective of Mario Kaplún, who thinks of communication as intrinsically related to the education proposed by Freire, in which liberating education will provide opportunities for an individual who consumes and produces a critical communication in the full exercise of citizenship.
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