THE RIKBAKTSA PEDAGOGY
KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES IN SOCIOEDUCATIONAL PROCESSES
Keywords:
Ethnomathematics, Indigenous education, Educational ActionAbstract
The work is an excerpt from a Master's research that aimed to identify and understand the socio-educational processes (generation, systematization, and dissemination) of the Rikbaktsa people, their relationship with mathematical knowledge, and their school environment. The ethnographic methodological process, aligned with Dambrosian thoughts, addressed the currents of ethnomathematics, exploring the diversity in the production of mathematical knowledge and its dissemination in different cultural systems. We bring together anthropological, educational, and political aspects, converging them with cultural elements and grounded in the principles of Freirean thought, focusing on the daily life of the Rikbaktsa. Thus, a connection is established between being, knowing, and doing, permeated by the mastery of nature, the extraction of products for survival, the crafting of artifacts, and the composition of rites, myths, and ceremonies.
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