CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF PARANÁ: A LOOK AT THE CRITICAL LETTER

A LOOK AT THE CRITICAL LETTER

Authors

  • LETICIA TONIETE IZEPPE BISCONCIM UNINGÁ - Centro Universitário Ingá
  • WELINGTON JUNIOR JORGE UNINGÁ - Centro Universitário Ingá
  • TAYZA CRISTINA NOGUEIRA ROSSINI UNICESUMAR

Keywords:

Religious Education., Afro-Brazilian Culture., Multiple literacy.

Abstract

The Brazilian society is constituted by a great cultural miscegenation. During the historical process, ethnic groups such as Indians, Portuguese, Africans, and the arrival of immigrants (non-blacks) in the twentieth century contributed to the formation of Brazilian society. This article aims to identify the participation of the Religious Education (RE) discipline of public schools in Paraná and what contributions in the presentation of new religious cultures. It is intended, from the theories on literacy and education, to show the importance of a teaching that not only accepts, but also to value the social practices of language usage that these plural individuals bring to the classroom. Faced with the recognition of these multiple literacies, it is intended to contribute to the reduction of intolerance and religious extremism, aiming to apply the concept of critical literacy, in which meanings are co-constructed and shared between teacher and student.

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Published

27-06-2018

How to Cite

BISCONCIM, L. T. I., JORGE, W. J., & ROSSINI, T. C. N. (2018). CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF PARANÁ: A LOOK AT THE CRITICAL LETTER: A LOOK AT THE CRITICAL LETTER. Uningá Review, 33(2), 45–53. Retrieved from https://revista.uninga.br/uningareviews/article/view/2307

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