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Constructional Elements of our School's Political and Pedagogic Project

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

João Grande doing a Volta Por Cima by André Santangelo

This letter was first written on the 17^th of September of 2007 in Brasília, a few months before my departure to New Zealand. Despite some achievements, I am still developing the project together with our school’s students. However, I believe it is time to share these thoughts with a larger number of students and friends. Hopefully this letter will inspire some of you to join the ongoing composition of our school’s political and pedagogic guidelines, or at least to share some thoughts with us. (more…)

Tags: Capoeira Philosophy, Education, intercultural learning, paulo freire, pedagogical capoeira, Social Inclusion, suassuna teaching method
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