A formação de docentesdiscentes atravessada pelas imagens de professores no cinema como questão curricular.

Abstract

Understanding the images and narratives as conceptual characters (DELEUZE, GUATTARI, 1992), in this work, I've developed themes included or stimulated by movie characters of professors and daily school activities. Movie exhibitions, followed by conversations between students of Pedagogy course attending Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (campus Maracanã) allowed the production of this research corpus, that sought to map the cultural worlds, the knowledge networks and meanings woven by those students. Thus, the conversations have been an important research methodology in/from/with the daily lives, because according to Alves (2012), is through them that we exchange knowledgedoings in the most varied everyday. Also featuring Certeau (1994, 2009), Giard (2009), Maturana (2001, 1998), among others, I tried to understand how the everyday are organized through orality, because from the perspective of Certeau, Alves and Garcia, to map the actions subjected to the crumbling, as characteristic of "tactics" (CERTEAU, 1994) of thoughtfulpractitioners (OLIVEIRA, 2012) it's only possible through the narratives. Thus, the images from the films allowed the most varied experiences, showing its power to provide approximations with unusual situations for many viewers, or also situations of distant spacetimes. Theorists who I have searched dialogue about the uses and consumption of audiovisual images were Machado (2001, 2007), Barbero (2000, 2007) and Deleuze (2005) betting that intrinsic to these intakes would also be implicit their subversions and formative processes. Impactful became for the group involved in the research, was the understanding of "cliches" as power for thought. Thus, resorting to images of the films was a way to address issues that cut across the floors of schools and training courses for teachers, since has appeared touching themes to school daily lives and pedagogical knowledgedoings, beyond those shown by the films. Therefore, several themes emerged among the top five axes, as the relations: between the teachers and authorities; between learners; between learners and teachers; among teachers; and the uses of cultural and technological artifacts. All of these issues involved the curriculum as being woven into networks of meanings and knowledge from the understandings of Alves (2010, 2012a), Carvalho (2012) and Castells (2013). The differences we found in various spacetimes were addressed from the presence of the practitioners of different religions in schools, developed with the research of Caputo (2012), about the differences in everyday relationships between students, with the work of Hall (2012), Silva (2012) and Gilroy (2001), I could address the identity weavings. Furthermore, the research of Nóvoa (1995), Teixeira (2008) and Müller (2008) were relevant for understanding the formation of the Brazilian faculty and crossings of color and gender characteristics. Thus, in this work, I develop the idea that the differences in the daily lives leverage and expand the networks of knowledge and meanings and, in turn, the "practiced curriculum" (OLIVEIRA, 2012) in schools.