The undergraduate course in Languages and Codes/Music
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https://doi.org/10.4013/edu.2022.261.28Keywords:
Interdisciplinarity; Pedagogical practice; Teaching.Abstract
This article aims to reflect on the interdisciplinary perspective of the Licentiate Degree in Languages and Codes/Music (LLC-MUS) at the Federal University of Maranhão. On offer since 2010, it contemplates fundamental aspects for students, showing that it is a process of knowledge articulation in opposition to a Cartesian and mechanistic vision of education, revealed to be more integrative and dialogic for the constitution of knowledge. In this search, we count the contributions of Morin (1999), Petraglia (1993) and Fazenda (2006, 2008). Our methodology, under technical procedures, is bibliographical, starting from the reflection of the Pedagogical Project of the Course and then on the dialogues of the professors regarding the interdisciplinary perspective, concatenating with the theoretical discussions about interdisciplinarity. We infer that, when there is an understanding of the interdisciplinary perspective in teaching pedagogical practice, teaching and learning take new directions, favoring the subjects involved.
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