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Freirean pedagogy implications for the teaching of phenomenology in nursing: an experience report
Vinícius de Oliveira Muniz1, Gilberto Tadeu Reis da Silva2, Larissa Chaves Pedreira2
1Instituto Ensinar Brasil (IEB), Faculdade Doctum. Serra, Espírito Santo, Brasil.
Objective:
To report the learning experience of students in the discipline "Phenomenology, Formation and Research", and to analyze the pedagogic planning of its problematization in the process of construction of knowledge, in a strict sensu program in Nursing and Health.
Method:
Descriptive-analytic report of the learning plan offered and of the theoretical framework of the data, from a Freirean perspective.
Results:
The discipline was offered in the form of distance-education classes to six students and organized in three units: the first included five synchronous meetings and one asynchronous meeting; the second, three synchronous meetings; and the third, seven synchronous meetings and one asynchronous meeting. The methodologies applied included: presentations from guest lecturers, inverted classroom, and conceptual map. Husserl's and Heidegger's lines of thought were discussed.
Conclusion:
The construction of knowledge in phenomenology by postgraduates took place according with Freire's pedagogical structure, highlighting the concept of problematization.
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