Indigenous Teachers: Life memories, reports and experiences with differentiated education in the State of Roraima.

Authors

Stela Aparecida Damas da Silveira
State Training Center for Education Professionals in Roraima / CEFORR
Edson Damas da Silveira
Public Ministry of the State of Roraima
Serguei Aily Franco de Camargo
Roraima State University/UERR

Keywords:

Teaching, Education, Indigenous, Teatchers, Memories

Synopsis

The idea of ​​organizing a book with the reports of the professional experiences of indigenous teachers, Tami'kKan students, originally came from Professor Stela Damas. On one occasion, the aforementioned educator said that indigenous teachers, students of that training course offered by the Teacher Training Center of the State of Roraima (CEFORR) and whose direction is currently under their care, were preparing very rich academic monographs that would be deserve disclosure for scientific, educational and community involvement, which is why they could serve as an example of initiative and overcoming indigenous peoples in the face of the institutional demands demanded by the State's equipment.

Professor Stela then gathered 16 monographs, in a universe of about 300 produced as a conclusion to that specific and differentiated course, choosing to show the diversity of experiences lived by the respective indigenous authors, all expressed and formally authorized by them. The work was not easy, but the result is fascinating and will certainly touch the reader by the human and regional context it represents.

Chapters

  • Chapter 1
    Roraima: State of indigenous teachers
  • Chapter 2
    Language, ancestral memory and indigenous wisdom: The value of language for the Macuxi people
  • Chapter 3
    Indigenous school education: A reflection on the trajectory for the formation of indigenous teachers
  • Chapter 4
    "That language is not ours, it was white who brought it. How are you going to learn Macuxi, if you speak Portuguese at school every day?"
  • Chapter 5
    Memories and reflections of the formation process of a Macuxi indigenous teacher
  • Chapter 6
    Memories of a Macuxi apprentice and the influence of Tamî'kan indigenous teaching in indigenous school professional practice
  • Chapter 7
    From the dream school to the ideal indigenous school
  • Chapter 8
    Diseases in indigenous culture: The mountain animal caught my shadow.
  • Chapter 9
    Memories of resistance and struggle of the Macuxi indigenous peoples, in the Raposa Serra do Sol Indigenous Land - TIRSS.
  • Chapter 10
    My life as an indigenous student: A journey of great learning.
  • Chapter 11
    An autobiographical account: Challenges and possibilities in the performance and training of an indigenous Wapichana teacher.
  • Chapter 12
    The Portuguese language as a challenge for intercultural learning and dialogue: Memories of a WaiWai teacher.
  • Chapter 13
    Memories of a new professional walk.
  • Chapter 14
    Memories of my education: A formative reflection necessary for the professionalization process as an indigenous Wai Wai teacher.
  • Chapter 15
    Memories of a Ye'kuana's school career: From literacy to professional training

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Author Biographies

Stela Aparecida Damas da Silveira, State Training Center for Education Professionals in Roraima / CEFORR

Has POST DOC in Education by the State University of Roraima (UERR / CAPES). PhD in Political Science - Concentration Area in Political Development - Economic and International Insertion in the Amazon, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS / UFRR (2014). Has a Master's degree in Economics - concentration area in Economic Development and Integration, also from UFRGS / UFRR (2010). She is a Specialist in Psychopedagogy at the Tuiuti University of Paraná -UTPR (2003) and in Teaching Methodology at the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of Curitiba-IBPEX (1997). She holds a degree in Pedagogy from the Federal University of Paraná-UFPR (1995). His research is related to education, neuroscience, youth human development. She works as a teacher in Lato Sensu Specialization courses. She was Secretary of Education of Boa Vista-RR, for seven years. Currently coordinates Psychopedagogical Center of the Faculty Cathedral in BoaVista-RR, is a member of the Higher Council of the Institution - CONSEPE and the Research Ethics Committee-CEP-Cathedral. It belongs to the Administrative Technical Board (Educational Guidance) of the State Secretariat of Education-SEED / RR. He heads the State Center for Training of Education Professionals in Roraima-CEFORR and is a member of the State Board of Education-CEE / RR.

Edson Damas da Silveira, Public Ministry of the State of Roraima

Prosecutor in the State of Roraima (MPERR). Specialist in Sustainable Regional Development. Master in Anthropology. Master and Doctor of Law. Post Doctorate in Human Rights from the University of Coimbra- Portugal. Professor at the State University of Roraima.

Serguei Aily Franco de Camargo, Roraima State University/UERR

Professor and Researcher at the State University of Roraima. Master in Conservation and Management of Natural Resources (CEA / UNESP). PhD in Aquaculture in Continental Waters (CAUNESP / UNESP). Post-Doctorate in Applied Ecology (NEPAM / UNICAMP); Environmental Law (DEPTO. ECOLOGIA - IB / UNESP) and Agroecology (UERR). Advisor to the Public Prosecutor (MPERR) and Professor of Law courses at Faculdades Cathedral de Boa Vista and Centro Universitário Estácio da Amazônia

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Published

September 25, 2020

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ISBN-13 (15)

978-65-990458-2-0

How to Cite

SILVEIRA, Stela Aparecida Damas da; SILVEIRA, Edson Damas da; CAMARGO, Serguei Aily Franco de. Indigenous Teachers: Life memories, reports and experiences with differentiated education in the State of Roraima. [s.l.] : UERR Editions,2020. v. Volume I DOI: 10.24979/uerr.edicoes.23. Disponível em: https://edicoes.uerr.edu.br/index.php/inicio/catalog/book/23. Acesso em: 3 dec. 2024.