Redes de conhecimento e significações e a divulgação científica em educação: o caso do Jornal Eletrônico Educação & Imagem

Abstract

This research brings into the field of education the discussion of scientific disclosure, already well advanced in other knowledge areas. The proposal is to approach the subject in question by analyzing the uses‟ of articles written by teachers/researchers and published in the Electronic Newspaper Educação & Imagem (Education & Image), a publication related to the Education and Image Laboratory (Program of Postgraduation in Education/Faculty of Education/University of the State of Rio de Janeiro), for the purpose of sharing what is being produced in curricular research and practices referring to the images and education relationship. This paper is related to those produced in the studies into/of/with everyday lives, enabling us to understand the multiple educative networks in the knowledges and meanings relationships woven‟ by the many practitioners of these networks. In articles sent by teachers to the newspaper, we have noted that, even following the guidance of the curricular materials indicated by the education secretariats, teachers and students are in a context of everyday curricular experience and the uses they make of these materials according to their own practices, that they experience insideoutside the schools, enable them to constantly weave the curriculums. In other words, many curriculums are being created inside these spacestimes. Therefore, when dialoguing with the works of Certeau, Martin-Barbero, Boaventura de Souza Santos, Nestor Canclini, Pierre Lévy and Carlos Vogt this research is considering the tactics of the users of an e-newspaper, from teachers to researchers, in creating new knowledges from the dialogue mediated by this cultural artifact. I would like, with this research, to show how in everyday life relationships have been woven between users/teachers/researchers through the Electronic Newspaper Educação & Imagem, thereby going beyond the idea underlying the words scientific disclosure‟, which suggest a single backdrop and/or, at least, a segregation between scientists and all the rest (CERTEAU, 1994). While making various and unpredictable uses of that media, those users/teachers/researchers put the knowledge produced into circulation, allowing appropriations, resignifications and the creation of other knowledges in/into networks. For that reason, we think that the definition scientific circulation is more applicable to the area. Researching everyday lives requires constant contacts and different orders between universities and schools for understanding the multiple curriculums existing in the practices of so many schools of the different educative systems.