GENDER RELATIONS: NOTES OF AN EXPERIENCE-INTERVENTION IN SCHOOL
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10.48074/aceno.v8i18.13732Abstract
With this report, we aim to share the experience of an intervention workshop held in a public elementary school, in dialogue with conceptual operators of gender and sexual differences, in an intersectional perspective. Taking the school floor as our territory, we were inspired by cartography and the concepts of processuality, becoming and affection, coined by authors such as Deleuze and Guattari. Based on the perspective of Critical School and Educational Psychology and Historical-Cultural Psychology, we distance ourselves from practices that individualize the school complaint in the child, student, in order to consider the relationships built in the schooling process. Based on the demand of a fourth-year teacher, about a child, a student who blurred the socially predominant gender boundaries, the intervention workshop was built, thinking, above all, of institutional involvement in relation to gender issues raised at school. In view of the reported experience, we risk, at the end, outlining four clues that rethink pedagogical practices towards new forms of gender relations, (re)inventing the very notion of childhood.
Keywords: Childhood. Sexualities. Gender. School complaint.
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