Preschool education: challenges and perspectives for the harmonization and articulation of the institutional and community context in the angolan reality

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Keywords:

Articulation, Pre-school education, playful approach, child and harmonization

Abstract

The new times demand changes in the ways of reflecting and acting, moments in which the educational process must respond to the demands of society. In this sense, the article aims to propose challenges according to the harmonization and articulation of the subsystem of Preschool Education from the playful focus that integrates the organizational forms of the educational process in the Angolan reality. Thus, the study fits into a qualitative approach based on a bibliographical, analytical research with a comprehensive and descriptive nature based on document analysis in the search for answers from a social reality on the development of the educational process in an institutional and community context conceived as a spiral and
continuous process that, as the child progresses in his/her growth, contributes to the realization of various actions that he was not able to do before, based on the playful focus as a fundamental activity in this stage. Therefore, conceiving a harmonized and articulated Pre-School Education makes it possible to stimulate
children towards an integral development that allows the conversion of simpler skills into more complex ones gradually.

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Author Biographies

Taimara Roa Aleaga, Faculdade de Serviço Social da Universidade de Luanda, Angola

Master in Higher Education Sciences, by the Universidad Santiago de Cuba, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Social Service  of the University of Luanda. Currently, he works with the student supervision team of the Master's Degree in Childhood Education at the Instituto Superior de Ciências da Educação in Huíla.

João Manuel Correia Filho, Faculdade de Serviço Social da Universidade de Luanda, Angola

Doctor in Educational Sciences from the University of Évora and the Universidad de la Integración de las Américas, Master in International Relations, European Studies from the University of Évora, Master in Teaching African History at the Higher Institute of Educational Sciences, Degree in Educational Sciences by the Higher Institute of Education Sciences of the Agostinho Neto University. He is Assistant Professor  and Coordinator of the Management Committee  of the Faculty of Social Service of the University of Luanda

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Published

2022-02-15

How to Cite

Aleaga, T. R., & Filho, J. M. C. (2022). Preschool education: challenges and perspectives for the harmonization and articulation of the institutional and community context in the angolan reality. Social Reality Journal, 1(1), 11–31. Retrieved from https://portalpensador.com/index.php/RRS/article/view/414