The Professional Master's Degree in Education (MPE) from the University of Taubaté (UNITAU) perform, Next Thursday (13), the 5th edition of the UniTAU Days for the equity and inclusion of the difference, at Unitau College, Escola de Applica. Alfredo Jose Balbi. The free event aims to promote knowledge about differences, The diversity, Knowledge and social technologies in the school context.
Days are organized by the MPE, in partnership with the Masters in Human Development (MDH) and applied linguistics (MLA), The Unitau College, The Secretariat of Education of the Municipality of Taubaté and the Board of Education - Taubaté Region - State of São Paulo, and will happen from 14h to 17h30, in the classrooms of the college.
“The accomplishment of the journey for equity and inclusion of difference in the Unitau College, in partnership with the Professional Master in Education, It is extremely important for the construction of a more inclusive educational environment, These events provide a valuable space for discussion and reflection on educational practices that value diversity and promote equity. When hosting this debate, The Unitau College reaffirms its commitment to a transformative education that respects and welcomes the differences. It is a unique opportunity to share knowledge and experiences, and thus build a more inclusive future ”, highlights the director of the school unit, prof. Esp. ANDREIA DOS SANTOS.
The general objective of the journey is to promote reflections on the role of each individual in the construction of equity processes and inclusion of difference in the school environment. The workshops will be thematic and dialogue with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (ODS) United Nations Organization (HIM), seeking to stimulate the active participation of participants and the construction of collective knowledge.
Workshops and Lectures
The program of the 5th edition of the Days will have seven workshops of educational practices in basic education, taught by specialists on various topics related to equity and inclusion. The workshops will address different audiences, as students from the Unitau College and public schools in the state, basic education teachers, UNITAU undergraduate undergraduates, students and graduates of the Masters involved and teachers of the Dean of Research and Graduate (PRPPG).
Participation and Registration
Registration for workshops can be made online in this link. Vacancies are limited and will be filled by order of registration.
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