AMBIENTE, ESCOLA E SOCIEDADE AMAZÔNICA: ENSINO DE HISTÓRIA INDÍGENAS E A SALA DE AULA NAS ESCOLAS DA ILHA DO MARAJÓ, PARÁ

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Authors: Francivaldo Alves Nunes
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Abstract

This article presents a set of proposals for teaching performance in the context of teaching indigenous history in public schools in Marajo Island, Para State, Brazil. These are propositions of the students of the Degree Course in History of the Teacher Training Program (Parfor), in the municipality of Sao Sebastiao da Boa Vista, which value the indigenous experience in the process of building national history and in the affirmation of values and social and work experiences that guide the way of life of the populations residing in Para. The proposals were built during the activities of the discipline “Indigenous History and Indigenism”, which sought to understand the formation of indigenism as a field of historical and indigenous history as a field of reflection for the development of classroom experiences.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Indigenous Studies in Latin America Indigenous Health and Education Rural and Ethnic Education

Publication details

Journal / source
Reflexões e Análises sobre a Produção Primária no Século XXI
Publisher
Editora Delos
Volume
13
Issue
36
Pages
49–67
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter