Dance and higher education: theoretical reflections and practical contributions via “University Dance Pedagogy”
reflexões teóricas e contribuições práticas via “Pedagogia Universitária em Dança”
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Pedagogy, Dance, Higher educationAbstract
The analysis of “Pedagogia Universitária em Dança: Entre Saberes e Modos de Fazer” examines dance education through three distinct parts. Part 1 emphasizes the integration of values such as inclusion and social justice, highlighting the importance of adaptive curricula that are sensitive to issues of gender, sexuality and accessibility. Part 2 focuses on the interaction between pedagogy and artistic practice, highlighting the importance of innovative methodologies and technological adaptation, such as remote teaching and Problem-Based Learning (PBL). Part 3 investigates how pedagogical practice is shaped by artistic and methodological influences, highlighting the relevance of improvisation and adaptation to new digital realities. The combination of critical concepts and practical experiences illustrate how these approaches enrich dance pedagogy and promote a more reflective and dynamic education.
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BARBOZA, Mônica Corrêa de Borba; SANTOS, Eleonora Campos da Motta; FALKENBERG, Rubiane (Orgs.). Pedagogia universitária em dança: entre saberes e modos de fazer. Pelotas: Editora UFPel, 2024. 283 p.
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