Pluralidade cultural: os desafios aos professores em frente da diversidade cultural
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Transversal themes, Cultural diversity, Pedagogical practiceAbstract
This article discusses the importance of working at a school with Transversal themes in order to contribute to the formation of an ethical and responsible citizen, particularly in relation to cultural diversity. I believe that this issue contributes to the formation of a citizen, enabling him to act and think in a respectful way regarding to diversity, beginning in the school environment and further extending it to a wider social space - society.Downloads
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