The study of the place through fieldwork and string literature: methodologies for learning about the history and evolution of the landscape in the city of Jequié, Bahia

Abstract

Cordelliterature is a cultural expression whose insertion in the Brazilian territory dates back to the 18th century with the Portuguese colonization. This type of popular expression is written by a cordelista, and the productions fear its structure a form of rhymed and metered poetry, to be printed, in order to be recited in an act of shared reading. Having said that, this work proposes a multidisciplinary field script that uses the cordel literature of the author Val Rodrigues (2019) as a learning methodology about the history of the city of Jequié-BA, being directed to elementary school students. The objective, from a teaching point of view, is to improve training in pedagogical practices to guide in a more didactic way the learning about the city's history in historical and geographical terms, as well as to perceive the landscape and its evolution in order to contextualize it. the transformations that have taken place over the years. In this context, this work aims to guide students in building a feeling of belonging to the place, expanding their view of the world and inspiring them to become active citizens in the reality in which they live.