The right to education of adults in Portugal
In: International journal of human rights, Band 27, Heft 5, S. 950-973
ISSN: 1744-053X
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In: International journal of human rights, Band 27, Heft 5, S. 950-973
ISSN: 1744-053X
When we think about current adult education in the context of the uneven and contradictory social and economic impact of globalization, it necessarily implies thinking about the transfer from the paradigm of lifelong education to the paradigm of lifelong learning. We shall examine the essential quality involved in the social significance and the political dimension of each of these paradigms, because, since the post-war period, both became innovative educational policy strategies capable of mobilizing and transforming society. We would like to stress the importance of rethinking the role of adult education today in the light of the responsibilities shifting from the state to individuals, arising from the implications of this transition of paradigms: we do this by framing it in the context of the socio-productive restructuring movement, which speeded up the move from the so-called model of qualification, associated to social emancipation, to what is known as the model of competence (later competences), which is associated with individual empowerment. Therefore in this article we intend to question this new policy direction, which is associated with a conceptual and methodological shift in adult education practices, by using the prism of a critical sociology of education. (DIPF/Orig.)
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In this article we discuss the meanings of educational micro-intervention carried out in community-based projects. We aimed to study the implications of the new rationales of public management the management of social school inequalities, present in the Programa InovAção [Innovation Program] (PI). The analysis of the data suggests the ambivalence of meanings results of community micro-intervention: we observed practices, supported by broad social commitments, of collective construction of individual empowerment (the management of the self, learning the task of the pupil, normalising academic biographies) these practices were inhabited by tensions coming from the connection to remedial educational responses guidelines towards the individualization localisation of interventions facing school problems, which have by object the subjects excluded. ; Neste artigo debatemos sentidos da microintervenção educacional levada a cabo em projetos de âmbito comunitário. Interessou-nos estudar implicações entre as novas lógicas de gestão pública e a gestão de desigualdades sociais e escolares, que o Programa InovAção (PI) traduz. A análise dos dados sugere a ambivalência de sentidos e resultados da microintervenção comunitária: observam-se práticas, apoiadas em compromissos sociais alargados, de construção coletiva da capacitação individual (a gestão do eu, aprender o ofício de aluno, normalizar biografias académicas) em tensão com a vinculação a respostas educacionais de cariz remediativo e orientações para a individualização e localização das intervenções face a problemas escolares, de que são objeto os sujeitos excluídos. ; Dans cet article, nous discutons le sens d'une micro-intervention éducative mise en place dans le cadre de projets communautaires. Nous avons cherché à étudier les implications entre les nouvelles logiques de gestion publique et la gestion des inégalités sociales et scolaires, que le Programa InovAção [Programme Innovation] (PI) traduit. L'analyse des données suggère l'ambivalence du sens et des résultats ...
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